Ukraine’s civil airspace has remained closed to commercial flights since February 2022 due to the ongoing conflict, keeping Kyiv Boryspil International Airport suspended for passenger operations with no scheduled landings or takeoffs permitted. As of mid-October 2026, Ukrainian aviation authorities confirmed that Boryspil’s infrastructure and personnel certifications are preserved in technical readiness for rapid reactivation once security conditions allow airspace reopening. Preparations continued through 2026, including international training, resilience planning, and airline outreach, yet any resumption hinges on de-escalation, air defense improvements, or diplomatic agreements rather than a fixed timetable. Recent reports note no imminent changes, with overland travel via neighboring countries remaining the primary access route amid persistent risks.