Major global carriers continue to suspend flights to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Tel Aviv, and other important hubs in the Middle East as airspace closures and security risks disrupt travel across the region. Which airlines will start flying first, and what are the main refund or re-routing options?
Wizz Air is significantly expanding operations to Sharm el-Sheikh and increasing frequencies from six major bases in Europe, with the aim of creating an alternative connection for passengers
Air Canada suspends service to Dubai and Tel Aviv until March 23, 2026, citing regional security concerns. Passengers can rebook for free or request refunds
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has updated its air safety guidelines for conflict zones: airlines are asked to take precautions until March 6, 2026
Dubai and Zayed airports have partially reopened on Monday amid the air travel chaos in the Middle East, following airspace closures, flight cancellations, and route diversions. Which airports are still closed?
After temporarily suspending all flights, the company announces a partial resumption of operations. The remaining flights are still suspended until further notice
Airspace closures, flight cancellations, and route diversions: here is an updated report of the situation in the region
The Hungarian low-cost airline is offering a special promotion until midnight today only. The discount is valid for bookings on the website and app for flights between March and June, subject to availability
Air Arabia will connect Sharjah and Rome with daily nonstop flights from July 2026, supporting tourism, business, and travel between the UAE and Italy
Ahead of the summer season, the Hungarian low-cost carrier will open two routes to Zadar, Croatia, with direct flights from Warsaw Chopin Airport and Budapest. Reminder: you can book the new destination combination on the company's flights
According to reports in the United States, a White House spokeswoman told the crew on the plane that it was a "minor electrical problem" that caused the veteran 747 to return to the Andrews Air Force Base. The president took off on a replacement plane shortly after the incident
