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Austria bans US military planes from its airspace

Austria said several U.S. military overflight requests were refused under its neutrality law, as Europe’s airspace restrictions widen over the Iran war.

  • Austria denied the United States permission to use its airspace for military operations related to Iran.
  • The Austrian defence ministry confirmed that the U.S. made several flyover requests, though the exact number was not disclosed.
  • All such requests were rejected in line with Austria’s neutrality law, a policy it applies consistently to all countries involved in military conflicts.
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Austria refuses US military flights across national territory – that was not always the case

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The ban is already in effect, but the country's Ministry of Defense is not disclosing the exact number of blocked flights of US military aircraft. Austria has closed its airspace to US military aircraft. Official Vienna explains this move as constitutional compliance amid the escalating war in Iran, according to RBC-Ukraine, citing the Austrian publication Heute. Read also: Alternative to NATO: Kellogg Calls for New Alliance with Ukraine Accordi…

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der Standard DE broke the news in on Thursday, April 2, 2026.
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