Japan Airlines: Japan Airlines has cancelled its Tokyo to Doha flights till 31 July and its Doha to Tokyo flights till 1 August.
Lufthansa: German service Lufthansa is suspending all flights to Abu Dhabi, Amman, Beirut, Dammam, Riyadh, Erbil, Muscat and Tehran till 24 October. Its Dubai route is on pause till not less than 13 September.
Norwegian: In a press release on its website, finances service Norwegian’s seasonal route to Dubai ended on Wednesday, 8 April; there might be no new flights to Dubai till additional discover.
Pegasus: Turkish finances airline Pegasus continues to droop all flights to Abu Dhabi, Amman, Bahrain, Beirut, Dammam, Doha, Dubai, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Riyadh and Sharjah.
Philippine Airlines: Philippine Airlines has suspended flights from Manila to Dubai till October 2. The airline has, nonetheless, resumed flights to Doha.
Virgin Atlantic: British service Virgin Atlantic has suspended its service from London to Dubai for the remainder of the winter. With the seasonal route meant to be operating till Saturday, March 28, the airline put out a press release on Sunday, 8 March, saying: “The recent escalation in the Middle East has brought forward the end of our operation for this season.” Those with tickets for Virgin flights are advised to contact the airline as their groups are “actively working to support those who still need to travel, including exploring and securing arrangements with other airlines wherever possible”.
Singapore Airlines: Singapore Airlines has prolonged its suspension of flights between Singapore and Dubai till 24 October.
Wizz Air: Flights from mainland Europe to Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Amman have been suspended till mid-September. All flights to Medina in Saudi Arabia are cancelled indefinitely.
Middle East airspace updates
Kuwait‘s airspace is presently dealing with intermittent closures following renewed tensions within the area.
Bahrain’s airspace is presently open, with flights working at full schedule.
The United Arab Emirates has introduced the complete resumption of air site visitors. “The decision was taken after a comprehensive evaluation of operational and security conditions and in coordination with relevant authorities,” the General Civil Aviation Authority stated in a press release. “Continuous real-time monitoring remains in place to ensure the highest levels of aviation safety.”
Qatar has additionally reopened its airspace, with Qatar Airways presently working a diminished schedule of flights. Earlier this week, the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority introduced the gradual resumption of operations for international airways at Doha’s Hamad International Airport.