Lufthansa has decided to extend the suspension of its flights to Tehran and Beirut until late April.
The decision is due to security concerns in the Middle East region as a result of tensions between Iran and the Israeli occupation, the German airline said in a press release.
The suspension also includes the non-flight of the company’s planes over the Iranian airspace, according to the statement.
Lufthansa on Tuesday resumed flights to Amman, Iraq’s Irbil, and the Israeli occupation following a several-day-long suspension over regional tensions.
Source: Kuwait News Agency