The European Union Aviation Safety Agency now recommends that airlines consider potential risks when flying in Jordanian airspace. That eases its earlier advice to avoid the airspace altogether.
Updated Guidance
The agency said its revised recommendation replaces earlier guidance telling carriers to avoid Jordanian airspace. Airlines should now account for potential risks when planning flights there. The agency didn’t provide further details about those risks in the information reported.
Bulletin Extended
The agency also extended its conflict zone information bulletin on Jordan until November 16, according to its website. The report didn’t state a year for that date.
The change applies only to the agency’s guidance on flights in Jordanian airspace. Earlier, it advised airlines to avoid the airspace; now, it recommends taking potential risks into account. The bulletin remains in effect until November 16. Its website lists the extension.
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