Swiss stops using Saudi airspace, while Edelweiss and Austrian still fly over it

Swiss stops using Saudi airspace, while Edelweiss and Austrian still fly over it
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Swiss has decided to avoid flying over Saudi Arabia on its current network, particularly on routes to India and the Far East, citing a lack of operational advantage and the risk of sudden airspace restrictions.

Edelweiss continues to fly over Saudi Arabia, especially on flights to the Maldives, and flight‑tracking data shows that Austrian Airlines also uses Saudi airspace.

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