Jordan has reopened its airspace following the Iranian attack on neighbouring Israel, the monarchy’s civil aviation authority announced on Sunday morning, following a closure of around ten hours. Airports and airlines had been informed of the move and operations were back to normal, an aviation official told the Jordanian television station al-Mamlaka. Jordan had closed its airspace on Saturday evening due to the military tensions. The authority’s move was justified by security concerns and regional tensions. During Iran’s overnight attack on Israel, parts of launched missiles reportedly fell …