Israel’s transportation authority is reducing passenger numbers on departing flights from Ben Gurion airport after Iranian missile shrapnel damaged 3 private jets over the past several days, one of which caught fire.

Starting tonight, Wednesday, passenger numbers will be capped at 130 per flight, with 1,500 passengers to be offloaded from upcoming flights.

Meanwhile: El Al has canceled 25,000 flights, citing security concerns and government restrictions. Affected destinations target major European cities like London, Paris, and Berlin. Passengers are being offered full refunds or vouchers for future flights.

El Al says the situation is being closely monitored, with further assessments scheduled for the weekend. The airline says it is prioritizing passenger safety amidst the escalating tensions.