KABUL Civil Aviation Authority (ACAA) on Saturday said flights traffic over the country’s airspace increased by 25 percent after a Ukrainian aircraft crashed in Iran and recent tensions in the region.
The Ukrainian airliner burst into flames shortly after take-off from Tehran on Wednesday, killing all 176 people aboard.
An initial report blamed the crash on engine failure. At least 10 Afghan nationals were among the victims of the crash.
But three days after the incident, the Iranian state TV announced the . . .
