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Israel Closes Airspace After 180 Iranian Missiles, Reopens Shortly After
Oct 1, 2024, 05:34 PM
Israel has closed its airspace following an Iranian missile attack. The Israeli army and airports authority confirmed the closure, with flights being redirected to alternative destinations outside of Israeli territory. The closure was also reported for Iraq and Jordan. At least 180 missiles were launched from Iran. However, the Israeli airspace was reopened shortly after, with takeoffs and landings expected to resume within the hour. The Israel Aviation Authority announced the resumption, and reports indicate there were no casualties, only light injuries.
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