Israel's airspace stays open; Syria closes southern airspace after Iranian barrage triggers alerts

Israel's Transportation Ministry stated that the country's airspace will remain open and flights will operate as scheduled, provided the Iranian fire does not expand. The statement followed alerts in the north and Samaria after fewer than ten launches from Iran—all intercepted. Home Front Command updated its nationwide color code to orange and suspended studies. Separately, Syria closed its southern airspace for 12 hours and halted operations at Damascus International Airport. The developments come amid Iranian Hardliner Mojtaba Khamenei's tweeted that the Zionist regime's breath is running out.

8 developments

1. 11:53 · 8 JunLatest

   Ben Gurion Airport remains open; Wizz Air cancels all flights to Israel

2. 04:19 · 8 Jun

   Israel's airspace stays open; Syria closes southern airspace after Iranian barrage triggers alerts

3. 23:22 · 7 Jun

   Israel's Airspace to Remain Open, Transportation Ministry Says

• Developing21:10 · 1 AugIAA: Ben Gurion operating normally, no change to flight schedule
• Developing22:17 · 25 JulBen Gurion operating normally, departure halt is routine maintenance, IAA says
• Developing19:38 · 28 JunWizz Air seeks to proceed with base opening at Ben Gurion after return to Israel
• Developing21:52 · 24 JulBen Gurion Airport halts departures for routine maintenance; flights delayed without prior notice, Arkia to compensate

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