Kuwait has reopened its airspace and resumed normal flight operations after lifting precautionary restrictions imposed amid heightened security concerns across the Gulf region, reported the IANS.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) said that on Thursday that air traffic had returned to normal following the resolution of circumstances that led to the temporary closure. Operations at Kuwait International Airport have resumed in line with approved flight schedules, with airlines gradually restoring regular services, the news agency reported.