Airlines Suspend Middle East Flights Amid Conflict Concerns

Several international airlines have suspended or adjusted their flight services to the Middle East due to escalating conflicts. Notable airlines affected include Air France-KLM, Lufthansa, Delta, and United Airlines. The suspensions primarily target routes to Tel Aviv, Beirut, and Amman, with extended dates into 2025 for some airlines.

Amid escalating conflicts in the Middle East, numerous international airlines have suspended or adjusted their flight operations to the region. This proactive step aims to ensure passenger safety and avoid affected airspace.

Among the airlines taking these measures are AEGEAN AIRLINES, which canceled flights to and from Amman, Beirut, and Tel Aviv. Air Algerie has also temporarily halted services to Lebanon.

Major carriers like Lufthansa and Air France-KLM have extended suspensions into 2025, reflecting the ongoing uncertainty and heightened risks in the region. Other carriers such as United Airlines, Delta, and Singapore Airlines have similarly adjusted routes to ensure operational safety.

(With inputs from agencies.)