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Which country will reopen its airspace first after the Iran missile attack?
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Israel • 33%
Iraq • 33%
Jordan • 33%
None by October 15, 2024 • 1%
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Israel, Iraq, and Jordan Close Airspace Amid Iran Missile Attack
Oct 1, 2024, 05:12 PM
Israel, Iraq, and Jordan have closed their airspace following a missile attack by Iran. Jordan's Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission confirmed the temporary closure of the kingdom's airspace to all incoming, outgoing, and transiting flights. Israeli Army Radio reported that take-offs and landings at Ben Gurion Airport have been stopped, and flights are being redirected to alternative airports outside the country. The closures come amid a massive missile attack by Iran.
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