Several countries in the Near and the Middle East have closed their airspace, after the Israeli army strikes in Iran and the start of the Tehran response.
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Traffic is disrupted in the Gulf region. Air France, Air India, Emirates or Qatar Airways announced on Friday, June 13, the suspension of dozens of flights to and since the Middle East or providing an overview of the region, after Israeli strikes on Iranian territory. Israel, Iran but also Iraq and Jordan closed their airspace on Friday morning.
Air France has suspended until June 17 His flights between Paris and Tel Aviv, announced a spokesperson for the airline. Customers concerned can exchange their tickets at no cost. The company maintains its flights to Lebanon and the other airports in the region.
The Gulf airlines have canceled several flights from Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Iran and Syria. Abu Dhabi Airport, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, warned on x against “Flight disturbances” expected “Throughout the day”. Same scenario in Dubai international airports, which share“Cancellations or postpones due to closings in air spaces in Iran, Iraq and Syria”According to a press release posted on the social network X.
“Because of the situation in Iran”Several Air India flights between India and the United States or Europe had to stop on Friday morning in European, Saudis or Emirati airports, the company announced on its site, the day after the crash of one of its aircraft in Ahmedabad in India. The Delhi-Vienne and Bombay-London flights on Friday morning were preparing to enter Iranian airspace when Israel launched its attack and the planes turned around their original airport, according to the Flight Aware site.
