Iran has closed its entire airspace until further notice after the latest military escalation with Israel, and all flights at Iranian airports were reportedly cancelled. The order was issued by Iranian civil aviation authorities and reported by the state news agency IRNA.
The shutdown affects domestic services, international arrivals and departures, and overflights across Iranian territory, creating immediate disruption for carriers operating in and out of the country. Airlines are likely to reroute traffic around Iranian airspace, which can lengthen sectors and add operating costs across the wider Middle East network.
The new measure expands earlier restrictions that had applied only to parts of Iran, following a revised security assessment by the authorities. The closure comes amid broader regional airspace disruption linked to the Iran-Israel conflict, with cancellations and rerouting already affecting multiple markets.