Many countries in the Middle East have announced that they will temporarily close their airspace to all aircraft
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According to CCTV News, Israel, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon and other countries announced that they would temporarily close their airspace to all aircraft.
Israel will close its airspace starting in the early morning of the 14th
The Israel Airports Authority stated on the night of the 13th local time that due to Iran's attack, Israeli airspace will be closed starting at 0:30 local time on the 14th. The Israel Airports Authority has not yet provided details on when flights will resume and said it would be updated as the situation develops.
Jordanian Civil Aviation Authority announces temporary closure of airspace to all aircraft
On April 13, local time, the Jordanian Civil Aviation Authority announced that in order to maintain the safety of civil aviation in Jordanian airspace and in view of the escalation of risks around the area, and after assessing risks in accordance with internationally accepted standards, the Jordanian Civil Aviation Authority decided to temporarily suspend all inbound and outbound flights starting at 23:00 that day. Jordanian airspace is closed to outbound and transit aircraft. This policy will be adjusted at any time based on developments.
According to local media reports in Jordan, after the Jordanian Civil Aviation Administration announced the closure of the airspace, some planes originally planned to land at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, the capital of Jordan, were diverted to the airport in Aqaba in southern Jordan. According to statistics, this decision has affected at least 40 flights taking off and landing from Queen Alia Airport, leaving a large number of passengers stranded at the airport.
Iraq announces closure of airspace
According to the Iraqi National News Agency, on the evening of April 13, local time, Iraqi Transport Minister Razak Saadawi announced that Iraq had closed its airspace and stopped all air traffic.
According to a statement issued by the Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority, Iraq's airspace will be closed from 23:30 on the 13th to 5:30 on the 14th local time, and may be extended.
Lebanon temporarily closes airspace to all aircraft
In the early morning of the 14th local time, Lebanese Minister of Public Works and Transport Ali Hamiye announced that as a precautionary measure, Lebanese airspace has been temporarily closed to all aircraft arriving, taking off and flying through Lebanese airspace.