DR ‹ › Tetouan–Sania Ramel Airport has been temporarily closed as of Thursday, January 29, following heavy rainfall that affected the region, the Ministry of Transport and Logistics announced. In a statement, the ministry said the decision was taken after a comprehensive assessment of the airport's condition and in coordination with the relevant technical authorities. The temporary suspension of operations aims to ensure the safety of passengers and staff, safeguard air navigation, and allow the necessary technical works and interventions to be carried out. The ministry stressed that the closure reflects its commitment to maintaining the highest safety standards and ensuring the secure operation of airport facilities. Tetouan–Sania Ramel Airport will reopen once all required work has been completed and safety conditions are fully restored, the statement added, noting that the public will be kept informed of any further developments. Travelers were advised to contact their respective airlines for the latest updates on flight schedules. The ministry apologized for any inconvenience caused and reaffirmed its full commitment to the safety of passengers and flight crews.
