Global Air Traffic A shocking picture of global air traffic has emerged. In the picture shared by Flightradar 24, most of the countries of the world are covered with aircraft, but no-fly zones are visible in Iran, Ukraine and Tibet. Iran had closed its airspace after the Israeli attack, due to which this situation has arisen.

Highlights

1. Shocking picture of the world's air traffic.
2. Big gap seen on Iran, Ukraine and Tibet.
3. Photo shared by Flightradar24.

Digital Desk, New Delhi. There is an atmosphere of tension in most countries of the world at this time. The Middle East is facing crisis due to the attacks by Iran and Israel, while the war between Russia and Ukraine is also not coming to an end. At the same time, a crowd of global leaders has gathered in Canada due to the G-7 summit. Meanwhile, a shocking picture of the world's air traffic has emerged.

Flightradar24 has shared a picture of air traffic on social media. In this, planes have completely covered most of the countries of the world, while 'no fly zone' has also been seen in 3 places including 2 countries.

3 big gaps seen in the picture

Flightradar24 has shared a picture of global traffic on social media platform X. Its caption reads, "Currently global traffic looks like this. There are 3 big gaps in it, where there is no air traffic at all."

'No fly zone' in these places

In this picture shared by Flightradar 24, a 'no fly zone' can be seen over Iran, Ukraine and Tibet, where no aircraft is present. Apart from this, the skies of India, Europe, China and America are seen full of aircraft. At the same time, some parts of Africa and Australia are seen empty.

This is what global air traffic looks like right now. Three clear gaps are limiting air traffic. pic.twitter.com/X7dV9KZv9f

— Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) June 17, 2025

Iran had closed its airspace

Let us tell you that on June 13, Israel carried out an airstrike on Iran. During this, Iran's nuclear and missile bases were targeted. In such a situation, Iran announced to close its airspace, due to which a 'no fly zone' is in force in Iran and a large part of Iran is also seen empty in the map of Flightradar24.