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Flight tracker shows airlines avoiding Middle East airspace after US bombs Iran
A flight tracker shows airlines avoiding Middle East airspace after the US launched an attack on three nuclear sites in Iran. Live tracking data from FlightRadar24 showed a clear absence of commercial flights over Iran, Iraq, Syria and Israel on Saturday (21 June) after US president Donald Trump announced American warplanes had “obliterated” three nuclear facilities. FlightRadar24 posted on X on Sunday: “Following US attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities, commercial traffic in the region is operating as it has since new airspace restrictions were put into place last week.”
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arabnews.com
Airlines keep avoiding Middle East airspace after US attack on Iran
Airlines continued to avoid large parts of the Middle East on Sunday after US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, according to flight tracking website FlightRadar24, with traffic…
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independent.co.uk
Donald Trump says Iran nuclear sites ‘obliterated’ by US strikes
US President Donald Trump has announced US military strikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, which he claims were successful. Addressing the public he said, sites Fordow, Natanz,…
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Flight tracker shows airlines avoiding Middle East airspace after US bombs Iran
A flight tracker shows airlines avoiding Middle East airspace after the US launched an attack on three nuclear sites in Iran. Live tracking data from FlightRadar24 showed a clear…
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aljazeera.com
US bombs Iran: Are airlines stopping flights to Middle East?
Many airlines have suspended flights to some Middle Eastern destinations, but others are adapting and using new routes.