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Updated 15 July 2025
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Middle Eastern carriers
Emirates (EK)
Emirates has cancelled all flights to and from Tehran until and including 17 July 2025. Customers connecting through Dubai to Iran remain barred from travel at their origin until further notice. Operations to Baghdad resumed on 1 July, and flights to Basra restarted on 2 July, with connecting passengers to Iraq now accepted for travel.
Passenger Guidance
Emirates advises all travelers to check flight status at emirates.com before heading to the airport. Affected customers booked through travel agencies should contact their agent, while those who booked directly can reach Emirates for rebooking, refund, or alternative arrangements. Passengers are encouraged to update their contact information via the ‘Manage Your Booking’ portal to receive timely alerts. Emirates continues to monitor the situation closely, with safety and security remaining its top priority.
Etihad Airways (EY)
Etihad Airways continues its suspension of all flights between Abu Dhabi (AUH) and Tel Aviv (TLV) until 15 July 2025 due to the regional security situation. Recently, select flights on 24–25 June—including routes to Moscow, Malé, Hyderabad, Narita, and Munich—experienced delays due to operational reasons.
Passenger Guidance
Etihad is assisting affected guests with rebooking or alternate travel. Passengers should check their flight status at etihad.com or via the app, and keep their contact details updated to receive notifications. For help, visit Etihad’s contact page or call +971 600 555 666. The situation remains fluid, and further disruptions may occur.
flydubai (FZ)
As of 1 July 2025, flydubai has resumed full network operations, following the easing of regional airspace restrictions. Flights to Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria are now operating normally. Flights to St. Petersburg (Russia) resumed from 2 July 2025, while all other Russia-bound services are currently operating as scheduled.
In Iran, flight operations have gradually restarted: services to Bandar Abbas, Mashhad, and Tehran resumed on 4 July 2025, followed by Lar and Shiraz on 5 July 2025.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers can manage re-bookings through the airline’s manage booking portal or contact their travel agent. It is important to note that passengers with connecting flights through Dubai to suspended destinations will not be permitted to board at their origin airports.
Air Arabia (G9)
Air Arabia has begun gradually resuming operations on previously suspended routes as regional airspace reopens, along with a restoration of flights to multiple destinations, including cities across Iran, Iraq, the Caucasus, and Eastern Europe, starting 1 July 2025. Notably, the airline resumed flights to Damascus, Syria, on 10 July 2025.
Customers are advised to check the latest status of their flights on airarabia.com, as updates vary by destination.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers will be notified of changes via SMS and email. Travelers should verify booking status at airarabia.com and ensure contact details are current. Rebooking and cancellation support remains available online.
Middle East Airlines (MEA)
Middle East Airlines (MEA) has resumed all previously scheduled flights to and from Iraq, including Baghdad (two daily), Najaf (Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sun), and Erbil (Tues, Thurs, Sat, Sun), effective 25 June 2025. This follows the reopening of Iraqi airspace after earlier suspensions.
Meanwhile, MEA adjusted the departure times of several flights from Beirut to Jordan and Gulf countries between 24 and 26 June, advancing them by nearly an hour to accommodate airspace constraints. Moreover, the airline also made delays and cancellations affecting some flights between 5 and 7 July 2025.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers are advised to confirm updated flight schedules through MEA’s official channels and contact dedicated airline hotlines for additional support and information.
Royal Jordanian (RJ)
Due to the regional situation, Royal Jordanian continues to warn of possible flight cancellations and ongoing operational impacts. Notably, the airline has restarted services to Iraq and Syria from 25–26 June 2025, following regional stabilization. Flights to Baghdad, Basra, Erbil, Sulaymaniyah, and Damascus have resumed.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers whose flights were canceled and scheduled for travel until 30 June 2025 are entitled to a free change without penalties or fare differences, free rerouting within the same region, or a non-refundable travel voucher valid for one year. Transit passengers via Amman may be rerouted on other carriers, subject to availability. Refunds are permitted based on fare rules, and all rebooked travel must be completed by 15 December 2025.
Additionally, passengers traveling between 13 June and 15 July 2025 who choose not to fly—despite their flight not being canceled—may make a one-time change free of charge (though fare difference and no-show fees apply).
Passengers should check their flight status at rj.com or via the mobile app. For assistance, contact RJ’s call center at +962 51 00000.
Qatar Airways (QR)
Qatar Airways has resumed full operations to Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan, and Syria following the lifting of regional airspace restrictions. Several flight routes were resumed on the following dates: Baghdad on 30 June, Erbil on 1 July, Sulaymaniyah and Najaf on 2 July, Basra on 3 July, Damascus on 6 July, and Beirut and Amman from 1 July. Flights to Iran remain temporarily suspended.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers affected by cancellations or who want to change their plan for flights to/from Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria can take advantage of two free ticket reissues within ~21 days, with alternative options for rerouting and open-jaw flights also available. More details can be found on Qatar Airways’ official announcement.
Oman Air (WY)
Oman Air officially resumed its suspended services to Bahrain, Dubai, Doha, and Kuwait on 24 June 2025, and is now operating its full daily flight schedule.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers are urged to check their flight status on their website at omanair.com before leaving for the airport.
Kuwait Airways (KU)
Kuwait Airways temporarily suspended flights to and from Amman, Beirut, and Dubai until 30 June 2025 amid the conflict.
Several inbound flights originally scheduled to land in Kuwait have been rerouted to alternative airports, including Jeddah, Cairo, and Dammam. These include:
- KU198 from Baku
- KU174 from Geneva
- KU102 from London
- KU164 from Milan
- KU108 from Dubai
- KU126 from Istanbul
- KU118 from Frankfurt
- KU166 from Munich
- KU114 from Manchester
Passenger Guidance
Kuwait Airways encourages all passengers and the general public to stay informed through official Kuwaiti government channels and the airline’s social media platforms for the latest developments.
Gulf Air (GF)
Gulf Air has resumed flights to Amman (Jordan), Baghdad, and Najaf (Iraq) on 28 June 2025, following a brief suspension that had lasted through 27 June.
EgyptAir (MS)
EgyptAir has resumed direct flights between Cairo and both Beirut and Amman as of 27 June 2025, following improvements in regional airspace stability. Previously, flights to these cities had been suspended due to the conflict. Earlier suspensions to Baghdad and Erbil remain in effect unless further notice is issued.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers affected by earlier cancellations should contact EgyptAir’s customer service to review their bookings. Those planning new travel are advised to verify flight status on egyptair.com and keep contact details updated for notifications.
SalamAir (OV)
SalamAir has resumed its flights to and from Iran, which were temporarily suspended due to operational reasons. Services officially recommenced on 10 July 2025, restoring connectivity between the two destinations.
Passenger Guidance
Affected passengers are being contacted with travel options. Due to high call volumes, customers are advised to use the Manage Booking tool on salamair.com for itinerary changes. For direct assistance, passengers may call +968 2427 2222 or email [email protected]. It is recommended to keep contact details updated to receive alerts.
Global carriers/others
British Airways (BA)
British Airways has suspended flights to Gulf hubs, including Dubai (DXB), Doha (DOH), Bahrain (BAH), and Tel Aviv (TLV). On June 23, at least two BA flights—one to Dubai and one to Doha—were diverted mid-flight, with one returning to London Heathrow and the other rerouted to Zurich. Parent company IAG confirmed that services to Bahrain and Tel Aviv will remain suspended through at least 31 July.
Passenger Guidance
Affected travelers are being contacted directly and may claim full refunds or rebookings. BA advises passengers to check flight status via its website or app, or contact customer service for assistance.
Singapore Airlines (SQ)
Singapore Airlines has not issued any new travel advisories as of July 2025. Previously, the airline cancelled select flights between Singapore and Dubai on 24 and 25 June 2025, citing regional security concerns. The airline continues to monitor the situation and may update schedules without prior notice.
Passenger Guidance
Singapore Airlines passengers are advised to check their flight status at singaporeair.com, ensure contact details are updated, and enable mobile alerts. For assistance, travelers may contact customer support directly or use the Assistance Request Form on the airline’s website.
Air Canada (AC)
Air Canada has temporarily suspended its daily non-stop service between Toronto (YYZ) and Dubai (DXB) starting 18 June 2025, with the suspension currently in effect until 3 August 2025. The carrier also postponed the restart of its Toronto–Tel Aviv route to 8 September 2025, which was originally planned to resume on 8 June 2025. The airline noted that operations may remain suspended beyond that date, pending further safety assessments in coordination with government and regulatory authorities.
Passenger Guidance
Air Canada passengers with tickets issued by 23 June 2025 for travel to or from Dubai between 23 June and 25 August can rebook to a later date, request a travel credit, or opt for a full refund. If their flight is still scheduled, passengers may also rebook to another date through 30 September 2025 at no additional charge. Affected customers will receive an email with available options. Those who booked through a travel agent should contact them directly; others can reach Air Canada at 1-888-247-2262 (or 1-800-361-5373 for Aeroplan bookings).
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KL)
KLM has suspended flights to Tel Aviv until further notice. Passengers traveling between 13 June and 31 July (tickets issued by 16 June) may rebook, request a voucher, or change departure/arrival to Athens or Larnaca—though onward travel from those cities is not covered.
In Beirut, rebooking or refund options apply to travel from 13 June to 6 July 2025 (tickets issued by 18 June), with rebooking allowed through 20 July.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers can change their booking for free if the original fare class is available. Refunds, travel vouchers, or rerouting options are available through klm.com or customer service. Travelers are encouraged to keep contact details updated and check flight status frequently.
Turkish Airlines (TK)
Turkish Airlines has reinstated flights to Iraq as of 25 June, and resumed services to Mashhad, Iran from 30 June 2025, following suspensions caused by the regional conflict. Operations have now fully resumed to key Iranian cities including Tehran, Shiraz, Tabriz, and Mashhad. However, effective 16 July 2025 (inclusive), flights to Isfahan, Iran have been cancelled. Affected passengers can rebook, request a refund, or opt for a travel voucher for tickets issued on or before 13 June for travel between 13 June and 31 July.
Passenger Guidance
Turkish Airlines passengers with tickets issued on or before 13 June 2025 for travel to or from Iran, Iraq, Syria, Jordan, or Lebanon between 13 June and 31 July 2025 are eligible for a free rebooking, refund, or ticket validity extension until 31 August. These policies apply only to Turkish Airlines-operated flights and must be processed by 31 July 2025. Unused and partially used tickets are both eligible for full refunds without penalty.
TAROM (RO)
Romania’s TAROM resumed flights to and from Tel Aviv on 26 June 2025, following improvements in regional security and coordination with relevant authorities. To meet increased demand, the airline introduced an additional round-trip flight overnight on 26/27 June using a Boeing 737-800 aircraft.
TAROM has also confirmed the resumption of flights to Beirut beginning the night of 27–28 June 2025, with operations scheduled on consecutive nights through 29/30 June.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers can book flights to Tel Aviv and Beirut via tarom.ro, the TAROM app, or partner agencies. For assistance, travelers may contact TAROM’s Support Center at +40 21 9978 or email [email protected].
Lufthansa Group (LH/LX/OS/SN/EW)
Lufthansa Group airlines have extended flight suspensions to several Middle Eastern destinations due to ongoing regional unrest. These measures apply to Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, and Eurowings, though the duration and scope of suspensions vary by carrier.
Lufthansa has suspended flights to Tel Aviv until 31 July. Services to Tehran remain suspended until 31 August. SWISS has extended its suspension of Tel Aviv flights until 25 October and Beirut until 31 July. Austrian Airlines has also suspended flights to Tel Aviv until 31 July, and to Tehran until 14 August. Brussels Airlines and Eurowings follow the parent group’s guidance, though specific suspensions are not individually listed for these carriers.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers whose flights have been cancelled will typically be rebooked automatically and free of charge, with notification sent via SMS. If no message is received, travelers are encouraged to check their booking status directly on the airline’s website. To ensure timely communication, passengers should keep their contact information updated under the “My Booking” section or create a personal Travel ID. In addition to automatic rebookings, options for refunds or alternative arrangements are available through each airline’s customer service channels or chatbot assistance platforms.
Delta Air Lines (DL)
Delta Air Lines has suspended all New York JFK – Tel Aviv services until 31 August as part of its ongoing assessment of regional security threats.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers have the flexibility to re-issue tickets until 15 November, with fare differences waived if new travel occurs by that date. Passengers should contact Delta directly for assistance. More details can be found on Delta’s official announcement.
United Airlines (UA)
United Airlines has suspended flights to Tel Aviv (TLV) in light of the ongoing Middle East unrest and has announced that services would restart from 21 July. The airline has issued separate travel waivers for each destination, offering flexibility to affected passengers.
Passenger Guidance
United passengers booked to travel to Tel Aviv (13 June–1 August) or Dubai (18 June–3 July) can rebook for free within a few days of their original travel date or request a refund. Travel must be on United flights, in the same cabin, and between eligible cities. Change fees are waived, though fare differences may apply for later or alternate routes. Visit united.com or use the app to manage bookings and get updates.
Pegasus Airlines (PC)
Pegasus Airlines had previously suspended several routes due to the ongoing conflict. Flights to Iraq, Jordan, and Lebanon resumed after 4 July 2025, while services to and from Iran are cancelled until the end of July 2025.
Passenger Guidance
Affected passengers can make unlimited date changes, cancel their flights, or convert their bookings into open tickets—all free of charge—via the Pegasus website or mobile app.
Aegean Airlines (A3)
Aegean Airlines has partially resumed flights to and from Beirut on 10 July 2025, following a period of suspension due to regional unrest. Moreover, flights to and from Tel Aviv are scheduled to resume on 15 July, followed by the resumption of services to Erbil and Amman routes on 16 and 19 July, respectively.
Passenger Guidance
Affected passengers may request a credit voucher or full refund online, or rebook their tickets free of charge for travel up to 31 December 2025 by contacting the call center at +30 210 626 1000. Those who booked through a travel agency should contact their agent directly. Reduced waiting times are available through Aegean’s call-back option.
Air India (AI) and Air India Express (IX)
Following widespread airspace closures, Air India has resumed most operations to and from the Middle East as of 25 June 2025, with flights to Europe also progressively reinstated. Services to and from the East Coast of North America remain suspended until conditions allow. Some flights may still face delays or cancellations due to rerouting or extended flying times, as the airline continues to avoid airspaces deemed unsafe.
Passenger Guidance
Air India advises passengers to monitor their flight status closely and expect potential schedule changes. The airline is directly contacting affected travelers and offering rebooking, refunds, or alternate travel arrangements where applicable.
Pakistan International Airlines (PK)
In response to the ongoing security situation in the region, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has issued a general travel advisory, urging all passengers to verify their flight status prior to departure.
While no specific route suspensions or cancellations have been publicly detailed, the airline emphasizes that schedule adjustments may occur without prior notice depending on evolving conditions.
Passenger Guidance:
Passengers are strongly advised to check real-time flight information through the Flight Status section on the official PIA website. For immediate support or clarification, travelers may contact the PIA Call Center.
PIA has reiterated that passenger safety and convenience remain top priorities and has asked for traveler cooperation and flexibility during this period of uncertainty.
Qantas (QF)
Qantas continues to operate its European routes with adjusted flight paths to avoid impacted Middle Eastern airspace. The airline is actively monitoring the security situation and will directly notify passengers of any changes. At present, no action is required for unaffected bookings.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers with Qantas bookings to Iraq, Lebanon, or Israel for travel up to 31 July 2025—made before 23 June—may opt for a fee-free refund, travel credit, or date change. If booked directly, travelers should contact Qantas through its Australian hotline or local office. Those who booked through a travel agent should reach out to their agent for assistance.
Philippine Airlines (PR)
Philippine Airlines has resumed all previously suspended flights to the Middle East, including routes to Doha, Dubai, and Riyadh, following the reopening of regional airspace on 25 June 2025. These flights had been cancelled due to the Iran-Israel conflict and associated airspace restrictions.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers previously affected by cancellations can still rebook to another flight within 60 days of the original departure, request a refund without penalties (excluding ticketing service charges), or convert their ticket into travel credits valid for one year from the date of issuance. New bookings are now operating as scheduled, but passengers are advised to regularly check flight status on philippineairlines.com or contact the airline directly before heading to the airport.
Air France (AF)
Air France has resumed its flights between Paris and Tel Aviv as of 7 July 2025. The airline is also offering an exclusive USD 94 discount for travel from Tel Aviv to other destinations. Flights to Saudi Arabia and the UAE resumed on 25 June 2025. No new passenger advisory has been issued with this update.
Passenger Guidance
No specific passenger guidance has been issued. Travelers with affected bookings are advised to contact Air France customer service or visit airfrance.com for assistance and further updates.
Ryanair (FR)
Ryanair has cancelled all flights to and from Amman between 13 June and 25 October 2025, and to and from Tel Aviv between 4 May and 25 October 2025, citing circumstances beyond its control.
Passenger Guidance
Affected passengers will be notified by email with available options. Travelers are also advised to download the Ryanair app for the latest flight updates and assistance with rebooking or refunds.
Finnair (AY)
Finnair has resumed its Helsinki–Doha flights as of 2 July 2025, following a brief suspension due to heightened safety concerns in the Middle East. The airline confirmed that its aircraft will continue to avoid the airspace of Iraq, Iran, Syria, and Israel, with the revised route now operating through Saudi Arabian airspace.
Passenger Guidance
Finnair continues to monitor global safety conditions and adjust flight paths accordingly. Passengers are advised to check flight status on finnair.com and ensure their contact details are up to date. The airline offers rebooking or refunds for previously cancelled services in accordance with its policy.
Air Europa (UX)
Air Europa has extended its cancellations of flights between Madrid and Tel Aviv through 13 July 2025, and on selected dates thereafter (15, 18, 22, 25, and 29 July). The airline will resume limited service between 14 and 31 July on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, and expects to operate daily (except Saturdays) starting 1 August 2025.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers on cancelled flights can rebook free of charge for travel up to 15 November 2025, either on the same route or from any European destination operated by Air Europa. Alternatively, travelers may request a full refund or opt for a voucher redeemable for future travel. Those who booked through a travel agency should contact their point of sale, while direct bookings can be managed via Air Europa’s Call Centre.
ITA Airways (AZ)
ITA Airways has extended its suspension of flights to Tel Aviv through 31 July 2025, including two additional flights on 1 August.
Passenger Guidance
The airline has not issued specific guidance with this update. Affected passengers are advised to contact ITA Airways directly or visit ita-airways.com for rebooking, refund options, or the latest flight information.
Japan Airlines (JL)
Japan Airlines resumed flights between Tokyo Haneda and Doha on 2 July 2025, following a temporary suspension due to regional instability. The route restart follows a recent safety reassessment.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers are advised to check the latest updates at jal.co.jp or contact Japan Airlines customer service for rebooking, refund options, or itinerary confirmation.
Wizz Air (W6)
Wizz Air has issued a general advisory regarding potential disruptions to flights in and out of the Middle East due to the closure of multiple airspaces across the region. The airline had initially announced a suspension of all flights to and from Tel Aviv and Amman until 15 September 2025, citing continuing regional risks, and confirmed that it would avoid flying over Israeli, Iraqi, Iranian, and Syrian airspace until further notice.
However, the airline has since confirmed that flights to Tel Aviv will resume from 8 August 2025, returning a month earlier than planned, with many Tel Aviv routes to be gradually reinstated according to the schedule on its official website.
Passenger Guidance
Wizz Air is directly notifying affected passengers via email and SMS. Customers who booked through third-party platforms are advised to contact their booking agents for assistance. Travelers should sign in to their account on wizzair.com to check the status of their flight and ensure their contact information is up to date.
Condor (DE)
Condor has suspended flights to Beirut (BEY) through 3 July 2025 due to the regional security situation. No other Middle East routes are currently reported as affected.
Passenger Guidance
Passengers whose flights are cancelled should contact Condor Customer Service for rebooking or cancellation options. Those who booked as part of a package holiday should reach out to their tour operator. All travelers are encouraged to check their flight status at condor.com before heading to the airport.
