Over 900 new flights were cancelled or delayed across major Middle East airports as leading airlines—including Air France, Qatar Airways, Emirates, Saudia, Japan Airlines, Wizz Air, United, and Etihad Airways—faced escalating operational disruptions triggered by rising geopolitical tensions in the …

US strikes on Iran have caused significant air travel disruptions. Flights to Dubai, Doha, and other Middle Eastern destinations are facing cancellations.

Qatar and several other West Asian nations reopened their airspace, which had been temporarily closed due to the heightened tensions following Iranian threats against a U.S. air base near Doha.

Global tourism faces massive disruptions due to escalating tensions between the US and Middle East. Experts warn war’s impact on travel is worse than epidemics.

Airlines including Air India, Wizz Air, Singapore Airlines, and more suspend flights to the UAE due to security concerns.

Discover the recent disruptions at Heathrow Airport, where multiple flights to cities like Vienna, Brussels, Delhi, and Doha were impacted by cancellations and delays. Learn how airlines managed the situation and what it means for travelers.

RwandAir suspends flights to Doha and Dubai due to the closure of Qatar’s airspace amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. What this means for passengers and global air travel.

Air India has announced the suspension of its flights to Europe and five key destinations in the United States and Canada as tensions in the Middle East escalate.

Qatar Airways resumes flights as skies over the State of Qatar finally reopen. The long-awaited return to air travel begins—but not without turbulence. Now, passengers are urged to brace for delays as the airline pushes forward with recovery operations.

Is it safe to travel abroad now? That question echoes worldwide as global travel faces rising uncertainty. Following the intense US strikes on Iran, the ripple effect is disrupting flights, airport operations, and international itineraries everywhere.