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Official notice: EASA CZIB-2026-08-R2 ↗ · in force until October 16, 2026
Airlines are told not to fly over Jordan at any altitude. The advice names no exception, so it covers flights into and out of Jordan as well as flights passing over.
European regulators tell airlines not to operate in Jordan's airspace at any height. Missiles and, to a lesser extent, drones have repeatedly been fired at sites in the country, and air-defence systems are switched on when they are. That creates a real risk that a passenger jet is mistaken for a target or hit by falling debris. Jordan's own authorities have published no airspace restrictions, so airlines are told to be ready to follow instructions at short notice. The area shown here is the whole of Jordan's airspace.
Routes that use this area
Amsterdam → Doha
Via Cairo
Amsterdam → Kuala Lumpur
Via Istanbul
Amsterdam → Singapore
Via Istanbul
Athens → Hanoi
Via Doha
Athens → Hong Kong
Via Doha
Bangalore → Frankfurt
Via Doha
Bangalore → Frankfurt
Via Dubai
Bangkok → Copenhagen
Via Dubai
Bangkok → Frankfurt
Via Doha
Bangkok → Frankfurt
Via Dubai
Bangkok → Istanbul
Via Dubai
Bangkok → Lisbon
Via Abu Dhabi
Areas affected
This is based on EASA and FAA notices and monitoring sources. We do not provide real-time safety data or tell you which flights to take.
Check with your airline and your government's travel advice before booking.