The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has recommended that airlines avoid flying in Jordanian airspace until August 31, according to N12. The advisory cites regional security concerns.
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued a new advisory recommending that airlines avoid all flights in Jordanian airspace until August 31, citing regional security concerns. The recommendation was reported by N12 on Wednesday.
EASA has previously issued similar advisories for other countries in the region, including Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, and several Gulf states, as the situation in the Middle East remains volatile. The advisory for Jordan is the first of its kind for the kingdom since the current round of tensions began.
The advisory does not specify a particular threat but is a standard precautionary measure amid ongoing military and security developments in the region. Airlines are expected to adjust their flight routes accordingly.
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