Tel Aviv, June 15 -- Israel and Iran's airspace remains closed due to the ongoing conflict between the two countries, while Jordan has reopened its airspace after a brief suspension.

Israel's airspace remained closed on Sunday. Ben Gurion Airport, Israel's main international hub, is shut until further notice, with all landings and departures suspended, CNN reported, citing an Israel Airports Authority statement

The country's airspace has been closed since it launched its initial strikes on Iran on Friday.

Iran also closed its airspace Friday, a closure which will continue through 3 p.m. local time Sunday, according to its Civil Aviation Organisation. Passengers should avoid visiting the country's airports in person, it said.

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