Pegasus Airlines Flight Status (June 2026): Routes, Schedule, and Flights Resumption

Pegasus Airlines is running its full domestic and European network as of June 2026.

Flights to Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and the Gulf states remain cancelled after the April 2026 US–Iran ceasefire collapsed and Iran resumed strikes across the Gulf in early June.

Pegasus Airlines Current Operating Routes (June 2026)

Pegasus Airlines serves over 155 destinations across 55 countries from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen, with bases in Izmir, Ankara, and Antalya.

Türkiye sits outside the Gulf strike zone, so the bulk of the network is operating normally. The disruption is concentrated on Pegasus’s Gulf- and Middle East-bound routes.

Domestic Destinations

Pegasus operates nearly 40 domestic routes across Türkiye, all running normally as of June 2026. Turkish airspace has remained unrestricted throughout the conflict.

Key domestic connections include:

• Istanbul to Ankara, Izmir, Antalya, Adana, and Trabzon
• Services to Konya, Kayseri, Samsun, Erzurum, Van, and Kars
• Leisure routes to Bodrum, Dalaman, and Hatay

European Destinations

Pegasus’s European network continues to operate without disruption. The airline connects Istanbul with major cities across Western and Eastern Europe.

Pegasus launched a new Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen–London Gatwick service on 15 June 2026, supplementing its existing London Stansted flights.

New Ljubljana and Bilbao routes also launched earlier in 2026.

Routes Suspended in June 2026

As of June 2026, Pegasus has suspended flights to the following destinations because of the renewed Middle East and Gulf airspace restrictions:

• Iran — Tehran, Tabriz, Mashhad, Shiraz, Isfahan
• Iraq — Sulaymaniyah, Basra
• Jordan — Amman
• Lebanon — Beirut
• UAE — Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah
• Saudi Arabia — Dammam, Riyadh
• Qatar — Doha
• Kuwait — Kuwait City
• Bahrain — Bahrain

The collapse of the April 2026 ceasefire triggered fresh Iranian strikes across the Gulf in early June, including a drone attack that damaged a terminal at Kuwait International Airport on 3 June 2026 and prompted brief flight suspensions in Kuwait, Bahrain, and the UAE.

Resumption dates published before the renewed strikes can no longer be confirmed. Check the Pegasus announcements page for the latest, as this information changes frequently.

The EASA Conflict Zone Information Bulletin for the Middle East and Persian Gulf remains active, advising operators to avoid Iranian, Iraqi, and Lebanese airspace and to exercise caution over the Gulf states.

For tickets issued on or before 28 February 2026, passengers may cancel for a full refund, convert to an open ticket, or change flight dates free of charge on the same route.

If your Pegasus flight has been cancelled, see our dedicated guide: Pegasus Airlines Flight Cancellation: What to Do if Your Flight is Cancelled? (2026 Guide).

Upcoming Route Resumptions and New Destinations

Pegasus has been expanding its network in 2026 with new routes across Europe and Central Asia. Most Middle East services remain on hold while the renewed conflict continues.

New Routes Launched in 2026

• Ljubljana, Slovenia — Three weekly flights from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen, launched January 2026
• Bilbao, Spain — New connection from Istanbul, part of the 2026 European expansion
• London Gatwick — Daily service from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen, launched 15 June 2026
• Paris Charles de Gaulle — Route resumption from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen planned for the second half of 2026 (last operated February 2024)
• Tokat, Türkiye — New domestic route from Izmir, launched 29 March 2026 (weekly service)
• Dushanbe, Tajikistan — New Central Asian route from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen, launched 6 April 2026

Planned Summer 2026 Gulf Routes (Now Uncertain)

Pegasus had announced three new summer routes from Trabzon to the Gulf. With strikes ongoing, these start dates were previously announced but are now uncertain.

Whether these Gulf routes launch depends on airspace restrictions being lifted and stability returning. The Isfahan (Iran) route, another 2026 addition, remains grounded.

How to Check Your Pegasus Airlines Flight Status

With schedules changing frequently, check your flight status before heading to the airport. Pegasus offers several ways to stay updated.

Official Pegasus Airlines Channels

• Departure & arrival info page — Visit flypgs.com to check real-time departure and arrival status
• Manage my booking — Log in at flypgs.com/manage-my-booking with your PNR and surname to view ticket status and schedule changes
• Pegasus mobile app — Available on iOS and Android, with push notifications for delays, cancellations, and gate changes
• General call centre — Reach Pegasus 24/7 at 0888 228 12 12 (from Türkiye) for booking inquiries and flight updates
• Disruption hotline — For cancellations and schedule changes, call 0850 250 67 02 (from Türkiye) to make reservation changes or refund transactions

Wego and Third-Party Tracking Tools

• Wego Pegasus Airlines Flight Tracker — Check the status of any Pegasus flight in real time
• Wego Flight Tracker — Search by flight number, route, or airport

Tips for Travellers

• Check 24 hours before departure — Cancellations and schedule changes are often announced at short notice
• Enable notifications — Keep your email and phone number current in your booking so you receive SMS and email alerts
• Book flexible fares — Given the renewed Gulf disruption, consider Pegasus’s flexible fare options that allow free changes
• Monitor the Pegasus announcements page — The airline posts all operational updates here

For flight searches and fare comparisons across all airlines, use Wego’s flight search.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Pegasus Airlines flying to the Gulf now that the ceasefire has collapsed?

No. Following the renewed Iranian strikes across the Gulf in early June 2026, Pegasus’s flights to the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain remain suspended. Check the Pegasus announcements page for updates.

Are Pegasus domestic and European flights affected by the renewed strikes?

No. Türkiye lies outside the Gulf strike zone, so all Pegasus domestic routes and its European network are operating normally. Turkish airspace has remained unrestricted.

When will Pegasus resume Middle East and Gulf flights?

No firm date. Resumption dates announced before the strikes resumed can no longer be confirmed, and the airline is awaiting regulatory clearance and sustained stability. Check the Pegasus announcements page for the latest.

What should I do if my Pegasus flight is cancelled?

See our full guide. Pegasus Airlines Flight Cancellation: What to Do if Your Flight is Cancelled? (2026 Guide) covers refunds, rebooking, and your passenger rights under Turkish and EU regulations.

Are Pegasus flights to Europe still operating?

Yes. Pegasus’s entire European network — including routes to Germany, France, the UK, Italy, and Eastern Europe — is operating as normal from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen and other Turkish airports.

Sources

1. Pegasus Airlines — Flight Cancellations Due to Airspace Restrictions in the Middle East
2. Pegasus Airlines — Announcements
3. Pegasus Airlines — Departure & Arrival Information
4. Pegasus Airlines — Flight Destinations and Network Map
5. EASA — Conflict Zone Information Bulletins
6. NBC News — Iran Attacks Kuwait, Trades Strikes With U.S. as Ceasefire Is Tested
7. Al Jazeera — Iranian Drone Hits Kuwait’s Main Airport After US Strikes Qeshm Island
8. The National — Flights Resume in Kuwait After Temporary Airport Closure
9. AeroRoutes — Pegasus Adds Istanbul–London Gatwick From June 2026

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