Syria, Lebanon and Jordan have announced the opening of their airspace for passenger planes, Interfax reported, citing Western media.
In Lebanon, Middle East Airlines announced that the flights at Beirut airport will resume on the afternoon of June 14.
Several major airlines have stopped flights to Iran and Israel this week and have not yet canceled their decision.
The decision to close the airspace has previously made a number of Middle East countries, which was conditioned by the escalation of the conflict between Iran and Israel.
