German Air Traffic Control Advises Avoiding Iranian Airspace Until Feb 10

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German Air Traffic Control Advises Avoiding Iranian Airspace Until Feb 10
A passenger plane takes off from Frankfurt Airport. AFP
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Germany’s air traffic control authority said Thursday it was recommending planes avoid Iranian airspace after the United States has in recent days warned of a possible military intervention in Iran.

A spokesman for Germany’s Flight Safety Office told AFP in a statement it had issued a recommendation “that Iranian airspace not be overflown… until February 10,” adding that the advice had been issued “on the instruction of the transport ministry”. (AFP)

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