Airlines resume some Middle East flights amid disruptions

Major international carriers are beginning to restore select routes to the Middle East following recent regional conflicts. While some airlines like Air France and SunExpress have resumed Dubai services, many others including Delta and Lufthansa have extended cancellations into late 2026.

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Global carriers are restoring Middle East flights following conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran, though many suspensions extend into October. Major hubs like Dubai and Riyadh see partial service returns, while routes to Tel Aviv and Beirut face longer delays. Prolonged cancellations impact regional revenue and operational costs as carriers navigate restricted airspace and fluctuating security risks.

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