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The Iranian Airports and Air Navigation Company has announced that flights from all airports in the country are suspended until further notice. According to the IRNA news agency, the company said: "We inform the public, dear passengers and citizens, that based on the aviation announcement issued by the National Civil Aviation Organization, all flights will not be carried out at all airports in the country until further notice in order to protect…
Iran shuts airspace as tensions with Israel escalate - The Arabian Stories News
Tehran: Iran’s Civil Aviation Authority announced the immediate closure of the country’s airspace on Saturday, citing safety concerns amid ongoing regional hostilities. The decision was confirmed by the state-run IRNA news agency, which reported that “no flights will be operated at any airports in the country in order to protect the safety of passengers.” The post Iran shuts airspace as tensions with Israel escalate appeared first on The Arabian…
"The Civil Aviation Organization (...) announced that the country's airspace will be closed until tomorrow, Saturday," according to the IRNA official news agency. Israel began today's morning a military offensive against Iran with bombings at several Iranian military and nuclear installations, as well as scientists and other civilians. Night attacks, made by 200 aircraft against a hundred targets, reached especially Teerão (north) and the Natanz…
Iranian airspace will remain closed until Saturday (14/6), following unprecedented Israeli strikes in many parts of the country, the official IRNA news agency reported. The Civil Aviation Organization issued a notice (NOTAM) stating that the airspace will remain closed until tomorrow,” the agency reported. Sources: ΑΡΕ-ΜΕΑ, AFP www.ertnews.gr
According to official media in Tehran on Friday night, Iranian airspace will remain closed until Saturday, following the Israeli attack and Tehran's missile response. The official news agency Erna said that "the Civil Aviation Authority ... announced in flight notices that the country's airspace would remain closed until Saturday."
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