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Airlines Reroute Flights Again As Iran Shuts Airspace For Israel Retaliatory Strike

While some airlines have returned to Iran’s airspace, others have continued avoiding it as tensions continue to rise in the region.

Some airlines are continuing to reroute air traffic while others have resumed normal flights following Iran’s missile attack on Israel.

The latest advisory came after Iran launched rockets and drones into the territory of Israel.

Iranian drone, cruise missile and ballistic missile attacks have forced multiple nations to close their skies.

Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines have made significant changes to its flight schedule to Tehran, Iran.

Today, the Belgian airline conducted its first flight to TLV airport after a temporary suspension.

The airline is reportedly expanding its widebody fleet.

The airline will resume flights from New York to Tel Aviv, using an Airbus A330-900 daily.

The non-stop Delhi-Tel Aviv service started on March 3.

This marks the first US carrier to return to Tel Aviv since the conflict began in the region.