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Activation of Technical Emergency Plan at Sana'a International Airport
Activation of Technical Emergency Plan at Sana'a International Airport

Saba Yemen

time23-03-2025

  • Saba Yemen

Activation of Technical Emergency Plan at Sana'a International Airport

Sana'a (Saba) – Yahya Al-Sayani, Deputy Minister of Transport and Public Works and Chairman of the General Authority of Civil Aviation and Meteorology, confirmed the activation of the technical and operational emergency plan for Sana'a International Airport to ensure the continuity of civil and humanitarian flights, in accordance with the highest standards of international safety and air navigation. During a meeting at Sana'a Airport, attended by Khalil Jahaf, Acting Chairman of the Board of Directors of Yemen Airways, Al-Sayani explained that the plan includes all technical and operational preparations to ensure the safety of civil aviation and the reception of Yemenia flights to and from Queen Alia Airport in Jordan, in addition to UN and humanitarian flights. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Local)

Civil Aviation Authority rejects any infringement on sovereignty of Socotra Airport and condemns attempts to hand it over to foreign company
Civil Aviation Authority rejects any infringement on sovereignty of Socotra Airport and condemns attempts to hand it over to foreign company

Saba Yemen

time24-02-2025

  • Politics
  • Saba Yemen

Civil Aviation Authority rejects any infringement on sovereignty of Socotra Airport and condemns attempts to hand it over to foreign company

Sana'a - Saba: The General Authority of Civil Aviation and Meteorology announced its complete rejection of the attempt to hand over the management of Socotra International Airport to the Emirati "Eastern Triangle" Company, considering this a violation of national sovereignty and a squandering of the rights of Yemenis. The Authority based its rejection on Articles (32) and (34) of the Yemeni Civil Aviation Law, which prohibits any external interference in the management of airports. It stressed that the airport is currently managed by qualified Yemeni competencies according to international standards, and there is no need for external supervision. The Authority denounced attempts to change the identity of the airport and marginalize its national cadres under illegal pretexts, noting that these steps reflect a state of dependence on external forces. It also warned of the serious consequences of these measures on Yemen's sovereignty, stressing its solidarity with airport employees in rejecting any external interference, and praised the national positions rejecting such suspicious movements in Socotra. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print

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