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The Israeli enemy announced that it had signed an agreement with Jordan that allowed flights from
Emirates and Bahrain to fly through their airspace.
The entity’s Transport Ministry said: “The agreement has been discussed over the years, but the two countries were able to complete it only after they signed two landmark agreements last month to normalize relations with the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain.” .
There was no immediate comment from Jordanian officials.
The ministry said the deal “will allow commercial jets flying via the” Israel “- Jordan route to shorten flight times for some routes between Asia, Europe and North America, including flights from Bahrain and the Emirates.
His statement did not specify any other countries that could benefit from the new arrangement.
“The agreement will significantly reduce travel times to the Gulf countries, Asia and the Far East, leading to fuel savings and reduced pollution,” the statement said.
The ministry added that the European Air Control Agency, based in Brussels, helped finalize the deal.
Boosting civil aviation was an important part of the two landmark diplomatic accords signed last month in Washington during a ceremony hosted by US President Donald Trump.
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