Ukrainian civil airspace has remained closed to commercial aviation since February 2022 amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict, directly suspending all passenger operations at Boryspil International Airport near Kyiv. The facility maintains full infrastructure readiness, runways, and certifications through ongoing preservation efforts, with a government working group formed in March 2026 to outline a phased reopening plan contingent on security conditions rather than a fixed timeline. Recent Russian drone and missile strikes on the Kyiv region, including air raid alerts affecting the Boryspil district in early October 2026, underscore persistent risks that continue to shape assessments of any near-term resumption. Diplomatic developments, air defense enhancements, or shifts in frontline dynamics remain the primary variables that could influence the feasibility of civilian takeoffs or landings within specific resolution windows.