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EASA Keeps Existing Advice to Airlines on Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon Airspace After Nuclear Framework Deal
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency issued updated guidance after the framework deal between Washington and Tehran. It said violations remained possible despite the agreement.
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EASA advised airlines to continue avoiding the airspace over Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon after the announcement of the framework deal between Washington and Tehran. The agency stated that airspace violations remained possible despite the agreement. It urged carriers to steer clear of airspace over Iraq and Lebanon and to exercise caution throughout the region.
Airlines have faced repeated warnings about overflight risks in parts of the Middle East in recent months. The current advisory covers multiple countries.
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