Flights Suspension

Etna’s volcanic ash emissions have once again forced Catania Airport to suspend flight operations, with the closure now extended until 10am on September 15

Wizz Air will resume direct flights between Cluj-Napoca and Tel Aviv on September 7, 2026, operating twice weekly from Cluj International Airport

SWISS has prolonged its Dubai flight suspension until October 24, 2026, while maintaining increased Zurich–Delhi services due to strong demand

IndiGo will suspend flights to six international destinations from July through September, citing weaker demand and rising operating costs

The Italian airline has announced that it aims to resume flights to Tel Aviv as early as July, while the suspension of the route to Dubai will continue until at least mid-September due to the situation in the region

The company accuses key European countries, including France, Germany, Spain and Italy, of a lack of preparation regarding the implementation of the new border control system (EES); passengers are missing flights due to long queues

Major global carriers have started to resume suspended flights to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Tel Aviv, and other important hubs in the Middle East. Which airlines have already started flying again and which ones will follow next? Get all the updates as they happen

Brussels Airport announces the expected suspension of all departing flights on November 26 due to a workers' strike. Cancellations are also possible for incoming flights; the strike may impact public transportation

Eastern Airways has announced the immediate suspension of operations and the cancellation of all flights. Passengers are urged to check refund options; some train companies will allow free travel in economy class

Ryanair has announced it will stop all operations to and from Tel Aviv over the winter due to a series of issues with airport management; 22 routes will be cancelled, and approximately one million scheduled seats will be lost