Several airlines begin resuming flights to Middle East
Several international airlines have begun gradually resuming flights to the Middle East, while others continue to exercise extreme caution due to tensions in the region, keeping a significant number of flights suspended until the fall and early next year, according to Reuters. While services have largely returned across parts of the Gulf region, Dubai remains … The post Several airlines begin…
Several major airlines have commenced the gradual resumption of flights to the Middle East, while others maintain a cautious approach due to the ongoing regional tensions. According to Reuters, most services have returned across the Gulf region, but Dubai continues to face significant flight suspensions. European and Asian carriers have extended their suspensions to Dubai until October or later.
Notable suspensions were implemented by Lufthansa, which halted flights to the Middle East until October 24, and British Airways, which canceled services to Dubai, Tel Aviv, Bahrain, and Amman until October 25, with plans to further reduce flights. Other carriers like Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Wizz Air, and Air Canada also extended their suspensions until late October or mid-January 2027.
Dubai has been one of the hardest-hit destinations, with airlines suspending services due to the volatile situation in the region.
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