US EditionMiddle East airspace shut after Israel strikes Iran, airlines cancel flights
- Airlines around the world canceled flights and avoided much of the Middle East airspace after Israel's missile strike on Iran on June 13, 2025.
- Israel closed its airspace and suspended flight operations at Ben Gurion International Airport on June 13, 2025.
- Major airlines like Emirates, Lufthansa, and Delta canceled flights to the region due to the disruptions.
- El Al Airlines suspended flights to and from Israel and moved some planes out of the country.
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GV WireMiddle East Airspace Shut After Israel Strikes Iran, Airlines Cancel Flights
Airlines steered clear of much of the Middle East on Friday after Israeli attacks on Iranian sites forced carriers to cancel or divert thousands of flights in the latest upheaval to travel in the region.
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Israel-Iran conflict grounds flights and clears Middle East airspace
Tensions in the Middle East reached a critical point last night as Israel launched an offensive strike targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities and military installations. Iran responded swiftly, raising fears that the two nations—and possibly the wider region—are on the brink of full-scale war. In the immediate aftermath, airlines across the globe scrambled to reroute or cancel flights, clearing airspace over Israel, Iran, and neighboring countries.…
Airlines divert flights over 4 countries after Israel strikes Iran
Airlines are diverting flights away from the airspace of multiple Middle Eastern countries on Friday following Israel’s surprise airstrikes on Iran. Tracking data from the website Flightradar24 shows that carriers are avoiding flying over Israel, Jordan, Iraq and Iran, which all have closed their airspaces, reports say. "The purpose of the closure is to prevent and reduce risk to passengers and aircraft," Israel’s Ministry of Transport and Road …
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