Baghdad airport to open on Monday

The Iraqi government plans to reopen Baghdad International Airport to civilian flights on Monday, the office of Prime Minister Ayad Allawi said.

Sun, 14 Nov, 2004 - 15:14

The Iraqi government plans to reopen Baghdad International Airport to civilian flights on Monday, the office of Prime Minister Ayad Allawi said.

The airport was closed for 48 hours under a state of emergency announced November 7 and the extension has been repeatedly extended.

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