Aaj TV English News - World https://english.aaj.tv/ Aaj TV English en-Us Copyright 2026 Thu, 25 Jun 2026 02:46:41 +0500 Thu, 25 Jun 2026 02:46:41 +0500 60 Airlines should still avoid airspace over Iran after framework deal https://english.aaj.tv/news/330460840/airlines-should-still-avoid-airspace-over-iran-after-framework-deal <p><strong>Airlines should continue to avoid the airspace over Iran, ​Iraq and Lebanon and remain ‌cautious across the region despite the framework deal between Washington and Tehran, ​because violations remained possible, the ​EU aviation safety agency EASA ⁠said.</strong></p> <p>EASA said on Wednesday it ​was extending its conflict-zone advisory for ​the region until July 1.</p> <p>Short-term violations of the US-Iran ceasefire remain possible, in ​particular in and around the ​Strait of Hormuz and neighbouring airspace, the ‌agency ⁠said.</p> <p>The agency also flagged the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, creating the potential for military ​activity impacting ​the ⁠airspace of Lebanon.</p> <p>EASA said all operators must exercise ​caution and take potential risks ​into ⁠account when operating within the airspace of Bahrain, Kuwait, Israel, ⁠Jordan, ​Qatar, Oman, the United Arab ​Emirates and Saudi Arabia.</p> Airlines should continue to avoid the airspace over Iran, ​Iraq and Lebanon and remain ‌cautious across the region despite the framework deal between Washington and Tehran, ​because violations remained possible, the ​EU aviation safety agency EASA ⁠said.

EASA said on Wednesday it ​was extending its conflict-zone advisory for ​the region until July 1.

Short-term violations of the US-Iran ceasefire remain possible, in ​particular in and around the ​Strait of Hormuz and neighbouring airspace, the ‌agency ⁠said.

The agency also flagged the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, creating the potential for military ​activity impacting ​the ⁠airspace of Lebanon.

EASA said all operators must exercise ​caution and take potential risks ​into ⁠account when operating within the airspace of Bahrain, Kuwait, Israel, ⁠Jordan, ​Qatar, Oman, the United Arab ​Emirates and Saudi Arabia.

]]> World https://english.aaj.tv/news/330460840 Wed, 24 Jun 2026 12:48:32 +0500 none@none.com (Reuters) Emirates and Qatar Airways planes on the tarmac at Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport in Australia. -- Reuters