Last updated: July 14, 2026
Airlines are told not to fly over Lebanon at any altitude.
European regulators tell airlines not to operate over Lebanon at all, at any height. Beirut's own airport is open and airlines still fly there, but the advice against crossing the country's airspace on the way somewhere else is absolute. Airlines also report their navigation signals being jammed in this area.
Routes that use this area
Route tracking for this area is still being built.
Areas affected
This is based on official flight warnings. We do not provide real-time safety data or tell you which flights to take.
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