KABUL gained control of its airspace on Thursday when President Ashraf Ghani inaugurated a radar system at the Kabul International Airport.
A statement from the Presidential Palace said the new most advance and modern system would help secure the Afghanistan airspace and increase the number of flights.
At the radar system’s inauguration at the Hamid Karzai International Airport, Mahmood Shah Habibi, head of the Afghanistan Civil Aviation Authority (ACAA), provided technical information regarding the new radar system.
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