Middle East flights: Which airlines are flying and which remain suspended?

International airlines are adjusting their schedules for Middle East flights amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions and airspace restrictions. Air Canada has suspended flights to Tel Aviv and Dubai until mid-January 2027, while KLM has halted operations to Iran, Iraq, Israel, and parts of the Arabian Gulf, resuming services to Tel Aviv via Larnaca, Cyprus.

Air France plans to resume flights to Dubai and Riyadh on August 26, but Beirut remains suspended until September 1. Singapore Airlines has extended its suspension of flights to Dubai until October 24, while Scoot has paused its Singapore-Jeddah flights until September 12. Turkish Airlines has resumed services to Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Damascus, Beirut, and Amman, but Iran remains off-limits.

Philippine Airlines has resumed flights from Manila to Doha, while Dubai flights are suspended until October 2.

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