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Flight disruption, route restrictions and transport incidents, including their reported scope and practical implications.

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Iran and U.S. reportedly attack tankers as shipping risks spread

New reports claim Iran and the United States have attacked tankers in the largest wave of shipping attacks since the conflict began. Iran-backed activity is also described as threatening another major global shipping chokepoint, while an Australian war game highlights vulnerability in regional maritime trade.

Southwest to stop serving several major airports

Southwest Airlines is reportedly ending service to several important airports. The supplied information does not specify the airports, timing or scale of the route reductions.

Shannon Airport lifts liquid restrictions

Shannon Airport has lifted its previous restrictions on liquids carried through security. The change affects passenger screening procedures at the airport.

IndiGo flight makes emergency landing after bomb threat

An IndiGo flight traveling from Lucknow to Saudi Arabia made an emergency landing in Ahmedabad after a bomb threat. The supplied information does not indicate whether an explosive device was found or whether anyone was injured.

Gatwick faces eight days of strikes in September

Strike action is scheduled at Gatwick Airport for eight days in September. The supplied information does not specify the workers involved or the expected flight disruption.

Migrant arrivals strain Spain's Ceuta border

Spain's prime minister described migrants arriving in Ceuta as people seeking a better life. The headline indicates pressure at the Spanish territory's border, but provides no figures or details on disruption.

UK flight disruption eased after NATS technical outage

A four-hour National Air Traffic Services outage caused more than 2,000 UK flight cancellations on Tuesday, with knock-on disruption continuing Wednesday. Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and London Stansted said Thursday operations were expected to run normally.

Russian airports face record closures

Russian airports are reportedly experiencing record closures, with the situation described as a major loss of normal aviation security.