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Jordan's Airline Dodges Missiles to Keep Flying in War-Torn Zone
Wedged between the Middle East's most embattled conflict zones, Jordan has long learned to navigate military strife. For the kingdom's national airline, that means studying missile flight paths to redirect its aircraft, sometimes with just moments to respond.
Such experience has allowed Royal Jordanian Airlines to keep its fleet of about two dozen aircraft operating, even as large swaths of air space in the region shut down while Israel and Iran traded missiles in the past two weeks.
