Royal Jordanian Airlines Wednesday announced suspension of flights to Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv due to security concerns resulted from the Israeli aggression on Gaza Strip.
The airliner said in a brief press statement it decided to suspend flights to and from Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv.
Royal Jordanian has three daily flights to Ben Gurion.
The suspension followed similar decisions by Western and European airplanes after the Ben Gurion became a target of rocket attacks.
Yesterday, Air France, the American Delta Air Lines, American Airlines and US Airways, Lufthansa and the Dutch KLM announced suspension of flights to the Israeli airport.
The Israeli aggression on Gaza has so far killed more than 650 people and injured over 3,400 others.