Somali Civil Aviation Authority Dismisses Reports of Disruptions at Baardheere Airport

GOOBJOOG NEWS | MOGADISHU: The Somali Civil Aviation Authority (SCAA) has dismissed reports claiming that operations at Baardheere Airport had been disrupted, assuring the public that the airport remains fully functional.

In a statement issued on Friday, the SCAA described the reports as “misinformation” and reaffirmed that flights continue to operate without any restrictions.

“The Civil Aviation Authority assures the Somali public that there are no flight restrictions at Baardheere Airport, and flights are operating normally,” the statement read.

Although the SCAA did not specify the source or nature of the reports, it emphasized its commitment to transparency and maintaining the safety and efficiency of air travel across the country.

The authority also urged the public to rely on official channels for accurate information regarding aviation matters, discouraging the spread of unverified claims.

Baardheere Airport, located in Somalia’s Gedo region, is a crucial hub connecting the area to other parts of the country. The SCAA’s clarification aims to reassure travelers, airlines, and stakeholders who depend on the airport for transportation and logistics.

The Somali Civil Aviation Authority continues to work on improving the country’s aviation infrastructure while ensuring compliance with international safety standards. This latest statement underscores its dedication to maintaining public trust and providing accurate information amid misleading reports.