Russian airlines have suspended their flights to Israel, Iraq, and Jordan in response to NOTAM messages from aviation authorities regarding the closure of airspace in these countries. Flights to these destinations or the use of their airspace for transit flights by Russian airlines will not be allowed until further notice.
The Federal Air Transport Agency announced this decision on its Telegram channel, stating that it was made in order to ensure the safety of passengers and crew members. The agency urged Russian airlines to wait until travel restrictions are lifted before resuming flights to these destinations.
According to the NOTAM messages, airspace in Jordan will be closed from 23:00 on April 13 to 05:00 on April 14, Iraq from 23:45 on April 13 to 05:30 on April 14, and Israel from 00:30 on April 14 to 07:00 on April 14. This decision was made in response to concerns about safety and security in these regions.
Russian airlines will need to wait until these restrictions are lifted before resuming flights to these destinations. Passengers who were scheduled to travel on these flights are being advised to check with their airlines for updates and alternative travel arrangements.
