The logo of German airline Lufthansa can be seen on the vertical stabilizer of a plane standing with other Lufthansa aircrafts at the airport in Frankfurt am Main, western Germany, on March 7, 2024. (Credit: Kirill Kudryavtsev/AFP)
German airline giant Lufthansa said Friday it was extending a suspension of flights to Beirut until Sept. 30 and to Tel Aviv and Tehran until Sept. 2 with regional tensions still high.
Previously suspended services to Amman in Jordan and Erbil in Iraq will however resume on Aug. 27, with flights to the latter crossing a "northern corridor" of Iraqi airspace.
The airline previously said it was avoiding all Iraqi and Iranian airspace.
German airline giant Lufthansa said Friday it was extending a suspension of flights to Beirut until Sept. 30 and to Tel Aviv and Tehran until Sept. 2 with regional tensions still high.
Previously suspended services to Amman in Jordan and Erbil in Iraq will however resume on Aug. 27, with flights to the latter crossing a "northern corridor" of Iraqi airspace.
The airline previously said it was avoiding all Iraqi and Iranian airspace.
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