Airspace Reopens, Emirates and Etihad Airways Resume Some Flights
Emirates and Etihad Airways announced on Sunday afternoon that they are resuming flights to Israel, Jordan, and Lebanon.
A spokesperson for Emirates stated, "Due to the temporary closure of airspace in the region from the evening of April 13 to the morning of April 14, Emirates had to cancel some flights and alter the routes of others. With the reopening of airspace, we will resume regular flights to and from Jordan, Lebanon, and Iraq starting from the afternoon of April 14.
We are coordinating with relevant authorities and closely monitoring the situation. Safety is always our top priority."
Etihad Airways will also resume regular flight operations starting from Monday, April 15.
A spokesperson for Etihad Airways said, "Following the reopening of airspace in Israel, Jordan, and other parts of the Middle East, Etihad Airways plans to operate regular passenger and cargo flights between Abu Dhabi and Tel Aviv, Abu Dhabi and Amman, and Abu Dhabi and Beirut starting from Monday, April 15."
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