RJ: Jordanian airspace open, no change on flights
Ammon News - Royal Jordanian Airlines announced that Jordanian airspace is open and there will be no change to flight schedules on Sunday.
The announcement follows a temporary closure of Jordanian airspace on Saturday by the Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission, which coincided with Iranian strikes on the occupied Palestinian territories.
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