Since Wednesday morning, the Armenian society has been spreading messages about Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) flights through the airspace of Armenia.

The Civil Aviation Committee of Armenia, however, continues to be silent in this regard.

The statement published by AZAL in the Azerbaijani media is not commented on in Armenia in any way. But the important thing is that this report is not being denied.

To note, however, this is not the first such statement. Back on August 2, the Azerbaijani media reported the opening of Armenia’s airspace to Azerbaijan. But literally half an hour later, that information was denied by Azerbaijan itself. The Civil Aviation Committee of Armenia was silent at that time, too.

Later, on September 9, it was reported that Turkish Airlines had operated a domestic flight in Azerbaijan through the airspace of Armenia. It was reported that on September 4, a Turkish Airlines Boeing 737 conducted TK326 Ganja-Nakhchivan flight, which lasted 35 minutes. According to Flight Radar, this plane passed over Lake Sevan and Gegharkunik Province of Armenia.

Assuming from the abovementioned, as well as taking into account the fact that the Armenian society learns about the extremely important steps of the incumbent Armenian authorities with a delay, to put it mildly, we can assume that the aforesaid reports by the Azerbaijani media are accurate.