The Civil Aviation Agency of Latvia explains how flight routes will be rescheduled

Last night and this morning, Latvian carriers had no flights to countries in the conflict zone or flights crossing them, so the attack by Iran did not affect the operation of Latvian carriers.

However, flights scheduled to use the airspace of the countries involved in the conflict and their neighbors will take place in the near future. Therefore, in the near future, flights to certain destinations will be longer or with technical stops, thus affecting the total flight time.

The mentioned measures have been implemented to exclude any risks to the safety of passengers, flight crews and aircraft, emphasizes Vincevs.

The Civil Aviation Agency monitors the situation in the Middle East in cooperation with international and national partners and analyzes the possible development of the situation in cooperation with national carriers. All current information about the affected flights will be provided to passengers by the carriers.

Video: Israeli military releases video showing destruction of Iranian drones

It has already been reported that Iran attacked Israel last night with hundreds of drones and missiles, most of which were intercepted by Israel and its allies.

Iran said it was a response to the April 1 attack on the Iranian embassy in Damascus, in which 16 people, including two Iranian generals, were killed. Tehran blames Israel for this strike.