Although re Israel And Jordan And Iraq And Lebanon Opening their airspace yesterday, Sunday, some lines are still affected.
Below Airlines Which provided an update on its flights:
* Flights cancelled
-German airline Lufthansa Regular flights to and from Tel Aviv, Erbil and Amman were suspended until Monday. Flights to Beirut and Tehran continue to be suspended until at least Thursday.
-a company KLM All flights to and from cancelled Tel Aviv Until tomorrow, Tuesday, a spokesman for the Dutch unit of Air France KLM said on Monday.
-a company British EasyJet Yesterday, Sunday, flights to and from Tel Aviv were suspended without specifying a time frame.
-a company Wizz Air It said it had canceled most of its flights to and from Tel Aviv on Saturday and into Monday.
Finnair has suspended operations in Iranian airspace until further notice, which may make flights from Doha take longer. A spokesman for the Finnish airline said it would change the route of its flights to Egyptian airspace, delaying flights by “a few minutes.”
-The spokesman said Scandinavian Airlines (Sass) Flights between Copenhagen and Bangkok partially fly over the region, and one flight was forced to change its course on Saturday/Sunday night.
Iberia Express, owned by the International Airlines Group, said on the X platform that it will cancel its flights to Tel Aviv on Sunday and Monday.
United Airlines said in a statement sent via email to Reuters that it had canceled the flight scheduled for yesterday, Sunday, from Newark to Tel Aviv.
-I warned Air Canada It postponed and canceled its flights for a long period to and from Israel, and canceled its flights to Tel Aviv on Monday and Tuesday.
Australian Qantas said on Saturday that it had temporarily changed the route of flights between Perth and London.
-Airline cancelled South China Yesterday, Sunday, a flight to Iran. Hainan Airlines said that it is monitoring the situation and evaluating whether the next flight to Israel can proceed normally, according to the Chinese website Yekai, which specializes in monitoring the business sector.
The Economic Times reported yesterday, Sunday, that Air India had decided to temporarily stop its flights to Tel Aviv.
-Company cancelled Israeli Al Al 15 flights were scheduled on Saturday and Sunday.
The smaller Israeli airline Arkia said it was making adjustments to its flight schedule after initially postponing flights to Athens, Milan and Geneva.
The Emirates News Agency (WAM) quoted a company statement fly Dubai Saying that some of its flights were affected by the closure of airspace.
Cancel/resume
Etihad Airways canceled flights to Tel Aviv and Amman yesterday, Sunday, but said it intends to operate scheduled passenger and cargo flights between Abu Dhabi, Tel Aviv, Amman and Beirut, starting today, Monday. It warned that “there may still be a risk of some unexpected disruptions” through Monday.
An Emirates Airlines spokesman said that the company has resumed its scheduled flights to and from Jordan, Lebanon and Iraq as of Sunday afternoon.
Qatar Airways said in a post on the X platform yesterday, Sunday, that it had also resumed its services to Amman, Beirut, and Baghdad.
