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Warning against flying over Middle East extended by two weeks

Warning against flying over Middle East extended by two weeks

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has extended its recommendation for airlines to avoid airspace over the Middle East and the Gulf region until April 24. The updated advisory follows a previous warning that was set to expire on April 10.

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Staffing firm Randstad sees market recover and posts higher revenue

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Sandevoerde campsite owner wants permanent guests gone within a month

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