Airports Authority says Ben Gurion operating normally despite rocket fire

People crouch by the sides of the road as rocket warning sirens sound near Tel Aviv on May 10, 2023 (Shoshana Solomon)
People crouch by the sides of the road as rocket warning sirens sound near Tel Aviv on May 10, 2023 (Shoshana Solomon)

The Airports Authority says Ben Gurion International Airport is operating normally despite rocket fire at the Tel Aviv area.

A statement says that flight routes are being coordinated with the Air Force.

However, flight tracking data indicates that at least one British Airways flight was diverted to Larnaca in Cyprus.

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