Poland's national airline LOT has canceled its flights to Tel Aviv and Beirut after Iran fired drones and missiles at Israel on Saturday night.
“Due to the political situation, LOT Polish Airlines has decided to cancel flights LO151/2 to Tel-Aviv and 145/6 to Beirut,” the airline spokesman Krzysztof Moczulski wrote on the X platform on Sunday morning.
Due to the political situation, @LOTPLAirlines has decided to cancel flights LO151/2 to Tel Aviv and 145/6 to Beirut.
— Krzysztof Moczulski (@egonolsen1978) April 13, 2024
Iran launched around 300 drones and missiles towards Israel late on Saturday. Tehran described the attack as retaliation for the bombing of the Iranian consulate in Damascus, which killed several Iranian officers, for which Iran blamed Israel.
Israel reopened its airspace on Sunday morning after closing it for seven hours following the Iranian attack.
According to Israeli media, operations were returning to normal at Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv.
Israel reopened its airspace on Sunday morning after closing it for seven hours following the Iranian attack.
According to Israeli media, operations were returning to normal at Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv.
