What happened
The Polish Air Navigation Services Agency announced that air operations at Lublin and Rzeszów airports have again been temporarily suspended.
The agency attributed the suspensions to military aviation activity.
The notice was reported by Jinshi Data Express and carried by East Money Information.
Why it matters
The repeated suspensions point to how military air activity in the region can interrupt civilian air travel, affecting schedules and passengers at two Polish airports.
The fact that this is described as happening again suggests the disruption is not a one-off event, which may raise questions about the reliability of operations at these airports while military activity continues.
Key facts
The Polish Air Navigation Services Agency announced the suspensions.
Lublin and Rzeszów airports are the two affected.
The cause given is military aviation activity.
The suspensions are described as temporary and occurring again.
What to watch next
Whether the agency issues further updates on when operations at Lublin and Rzeszów will resume.
Whether additional suspensions are announced at these or other airports in connection with military aviation activity.
