Several Gulf airlines have modified their flight routes to prioritize passenger safety after Iran's attack on Israel.
Neighboring countries have shut down their airspace, prompting airline crews to find alternative routes to avoid the growing conflict.
Etihad Airways
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways announced it is rerouting several flights on Wednesday due to airspace restrictions in parts of the Middle East. The airline is continuously monitoring security updates and changes in airspace conditions as the situation develops.
Emirates Airlines
Emirates cancelled all flights to and from Iraq (Basra and Baghdad), Iran, and Jordan on October 2 and 3. The airline is closely tracking the regional situation and remains in communication with relevant authorities for updates.
Qatar Airways
Qatar Airways has temporarily suspended its flights to and from Iraq and Iran due to airspace closures in the region.
Flydubai
Flydubai cancelled its flights to Jordan, Iraq, Israel, and Iran on October 2 and 3 due to temporary airspace closures, as stated in a report provided to Reuters.
Kuwait Airways
Kuwait Airways announced on Tuesday that it had adjusted the routes for some of its flights, leading to changes in arrival times at certain destinations.
The airline emphasized that these measures were taken as part of necessary security precautions to ensure passenger safety
