Jordan

Risk Level: Three - Caution

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March 2026: Jordanian airspace remains open following large-scale US and Israeli strikes on Iranian military targets beginning Feb 28 and subsequent Iranian retaliation across the region. However, the central Middle East corridor around Jordan has been heavily disrupted, with neighbouring FIRs including Iraq and Israel closed.

See OPSGROUP Briefing: Middle East airspace situation - March 2026

The primary risk is missile and drone activity linked to the Iran conflict, including weapons transiting the region and defensive air defence responses. Jordan sits between Israel and Iraq and has previously been affected by missiles and drones crossing its airspace during regional escalations.



Major events:
March 2026: Regional escalation following US and Israeli strikes on Iran, with missile and drone activity affecting multiple countries across the Middle East.
Apr 2024: Jordan temporarily closed its airspace during the Iranian drone and missile attack on Israel.
Oct 2023: Jordan intercepted drones and missiles transiting its airspace during regional escalation.

Current warnings list :

Source Reference Issued Valid to
France Notam LFFF F0442/26 11 Mar 2026 18 Mar 2026
Source: France
Issued: 11-Mar-26, valid until: 18 Mar 2026
Plain English: French operators should not enter the airspace of Jordan.
FRENCH AIR CARRIERS AND CAPTAINS OF AIRCRAFT IN CHARGE OF AIR SERVICES OPERATED BY CARRIERS HOLDING AN OPERATING LICENSE ISSUED BY FRANCE, WHETHER THEY ARE CONTRACTUAL CARRIERS AND/OR OPERATING CARRIERS, OR PERFORMING AIR SERVICES THROUGH A WET LEASE OR A CODESHARE AGREEMENT AS WELL AS FOR ANY FLIGHT MADE WITH AN AIRCRAFT REGISTERED IN FRANCE ARE REQUESTED NOT TO PENETRATE INTO THE ENTIRE AIRSPACE OF JORDAN (FIR AMMAN (OJAC