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Jordan’s State-Run Media Says Its Airspace Will Reopen to Civilian Aircraft at 7:30 a.m. Local
- Jordan will reopen its airspace to civilian aircraft starting at 7:30 am local time, as reported by its state-run media.
- The chairman of the Jordanian Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission, Haitham Misto, confirmed the reopening in a statement.
- Lebanon's Transport Minister Fayez Rassamni stated that Lebanon's airspace will reopen at 10:00 am Saturday.
- Syria's aviation authority announced that its airspace will also reopen for civilian aircraft.
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Jordan, Syria, Lebanon reopen airspace as Israel, Iran trade fire
AMMAN, June 14 — Jordan, Syria and Lebanon reopened their airspace on Saturday, a day after imposing closures as Israel and Iran traded fire. All three countries neighbour Israel, but only Jordan has formal diplomatic relations with it. Syria was long ruled by Bashar al-Assad, an ally of Iran, but has since his ouster in December been led by Islamist former rebels. Lebanon hosts Hezbollah, a militant group that was battered in a war with Israel …
Jordan's State-run Media Says Its Airspace Will Reopen to Civilian Aircraft
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Jordan will reopen its airspace to civilian aircraft Saturday morning, its state-run media reported, signalling the Mideast kingdom believes there is no immediate danger of further attacks. World News | Jordan's State-run Media Says Its Airspace Will Reopen to Civilian Aircraft.
AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — Jordanian media say the country's airspace will reopen to civilian aircraft at 7:30 a.m.
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