Major airlines like Wizz Air, TUI, British Airways, and Emirates have issued updates regarding any disruptions to flights or holidays due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
In recent weeks, there has been significant travel disturbance, with many flights from the UK to the Middle East being canceled following US-Israeli actions against Iran. The FCDO has advised against non-essential travel to the United Arab Emirates, a warning that remains in place as of March 25.
Airlines are keeping customers informed about flight changes, with several operating on a reduced schedule until further notice. Here are the latest announcements from Wizz Air, TUI, British Airways, and Emirates…
Wizz Air has been significantly affected by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, leading to the suspension of some flights. The airline stated on March 25 that flights to and from Israel will be suspended until April 13, and flights from mainland European destinations to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Amman will be suspended until mid-September.
British Airways has also been impacted by the Middle East conflict and is operating fewer flights. They have added extra flights between London and Singapore, as well as London and Bangkok, to support affected customers.
Emirates, a major airline serving destinations in the Middle East such as the UAE, Jordan, Oman, and Dubai, has limited operations due to the regional situation. They have reduced their flight schedule until further notice and continue to monitor the situation closely.
For the most up-to-date travel information and flight updates, visit the respective airline websites. Remember to check the Foreign Office website for the latest travel advice.
