KABUL, Afghanistan – The United States is to stop managing Afghan airspace by the end of June after its air-traffic control contract with the government in Kabul expires, a development that could see international airlines forced to cancel flights both into the country and over its territory.
NEWS US to stop managing Afghan airspace by June 30, throwing in doubt airline flights, flyovers
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