Summary
The U.S. and Israel launched an attack on Iran, leading to flight disruptions across the Middle East and beyond. Several countries, including Israel and the United Arab Emirates, closed their airspace, affecting thousands of travelers. Dubai's airports and many airlines canceled or diverted flights due to the regional airspace closures.
Key Facts
- The U.S. and Israel's attack on Iran caused regional airspace closures.
- Israel, the UAE, and Qatar closed their airspace, among other countries.
- Dubai International Airport canceled over 700 flights.
- Airlines like Emirates and Turkish Airlines suspended flights to affected regions.
- Passengers are advised to check their flight status online.
- Air India and other airlines labeled the Middle East as a high-security risk area.
- Airlines such as Delta, United, and KLM suspended flights to Tel Aviv.
- The situation is rapidly evolving, with airlines offering fee waivers for rebooking.
