A flight from Dubai to Israel was delayed in the air and performed circles due to missile fire toward Jordan, according to reports. The incident follows earlier reports of a flight from Dubai being forced to turn around amid the ongoing security situation.
A flight from Dubai to Israel was delayed and circled in the air for some time due to missile fire toward Jordan, according to reports on Sunday. The new report adds that the flight was held in holding patterns, whereas earlier reports at 15:28 Jerusalem indicated the same flight had been forced to turn around. The disruption is part of a broader pattern of flight diversions and delays amid missile launches toward Jordan, as previously reported by The Zioneer. The source of the fire was not specified in the latest report. The flight's ultimate outcome—whether it landed or was diverted—remains unconfirmed.
2 developments
- StrongFlight from Ethiopia to Tel Aviv forced to turn around due to Iranian missile launches toward Jordan
- DevelopingFlight rerouted via Saudi airspace due to Iranian missile launches, passenger reports
- StrongAll flights at Amman airport delayed after missile launches, Israeli media reports
- DevelopingFighter jets scrambled from Warsaw to Ben Gurion diverted to Cyprus
Source and signal
- Internal intake