The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued a serious warning recommending airlines avoid all flights in Jordanian airspace, citing Iranian attacks, according to N12's Dien Fisher. The warning, posted Wednesday afternoon, escalates the agency's earlier advisory issued at 13:53, which recommended avoiding the airspace until August 31.
EASA's new warning, described as 'serious' (אזהרה חמורה), expands on the agency's earlier advisory issued at 13:53 today, which recommended avoiding Jordanian airspace until August 31. The upgrade reflects growing concern over the risk of Iranian attacks, according to N12's Dien Fisher. As The Zioneer reported, EASA has previously issued advisories for airspace in Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon. No further details on the specific Iranian threat cited have been provided.
2 developments
- DevelopingEU aviation regulator advises airlines to avoid Iran, Iraq airspace until August 31
- StrongEU aviation regulator extends advisory to avoid Iran, Iraq, Lebanon airspace until July 8
- DevelopingEU aviation regulator tells airlines to avoid Iran, Iraq, Lebanon airspace despite US-Iran deal
- StrongEU warns ships linked to Israel, US, Saudi Arabia at elevated Houthi attack risk; EASA advises airlines to avoid Jordan airspace until August 31
Source and signal
- Internal intake