Jordanian airspace deemed safe after avoidance advice
The Jordan Civil Aviation Regulatory Authority has confirmed that the country's airspace is completely safe. This statement comes after the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) issued a non-binding recommendation not to operate flights through Jordanian skies due to regional tensions and the recent Iranian escalation. The Authority clarified that air traffic continued normally and stably, with an increase in airport activity recorded on July 21 and 22, 2026. During these days, the total air traffic at airports reached 270 and 276 movements respectively, with 688 and 743 aircraft crossing Jordanian airspace, reflecting stable air conditions. The Authority emphasized that all security and operational procedures conform to ICAO standards and that coordination with international partners continues to ensure the highest levels of safety. It also urged the media to rely on official sources when disseminating information.
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