Middle East carriers severely affected Dubai-based Emirates suspended all flights to Iran and Iraq, including those serving Baghdad and Basra, through June 30. An unspecified number of other ...

Airlines are rerouting or canceling flights to the region, affecting major hubs like Doha and Dubai. The conflict in the Middle East, together with the military intervention of the United States ...

Disruption in the Middle East air travel in June saw total passenger demand growing modestly by 2.6 compared to June 2024, ...

Middle Eastern airlines recorded the sharpest decline globally in air travel demand in June, with a 0.4% year-on-year contraction, according to new data that also marked sharp drops in European and ...

IATA released data for June 2025 global passenger demand showing air passenger growth slowed in June as a result of ...

Air travel across the Middle East is facing major disruptions amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran and the U.S. bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend. Qatar closed its ...

Air Arabia, the Middle East's leading low-cost carrier, announces a net profit of AED 415 million for Q2 2025, despite ...

Air India said most Middle East flights will resume from June 25, with European services “progressively reinstated.” Timings for U.S. East Coast and Canadian routes are less clear with these ...

Wizz Air said it was exiting its Abu Dhabi operation to focus on its main eastern European market, after almost two years of turmoil in the Middle East wiped out any chance of making a profit there.

Airlines diverted more flights in the Middle East on Monday after Iran's armed forces said the country launched a missile strike on a U.S. military base in Qatar, as the region's military conflict ...

Meanwhile, Singapore Airlines cancelled some flights to and from Dubai starting Sunday and through Wednesday, citing “a security assessment of the geopolitical situation in the Middle East”.

Middle East carriers severely affected Dubai-based Emirates suspended all flights to Iran and Iraq, including those serving Baghdad and Basra, through June 30.