Airlines continued to cancel flights across the Middle East on Sunday as much of the region’s airspace remained closed a day after the United States and Israel launched strikes on

March 9 () - Global air travel remains severely disrupted after the war in Iran forced the closure of key Middle Eastern hubs including Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi, stranding tens of thousands of passengers worldwide and disrupting thousands of flights.

The State Department urged Americans to depart from 14 different countries in the Middle East after the United States and Israel launched multiple missile strikes in Iran.

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March 12 (Reuters) - Delta Air Lines said on Thursday it was extending the pause on its New York-Tel Aviv service till the end of the month. Escalating tensions in the Middle East have disrupted global aviation since late February,

United Airlines said it will resume flights from the United States to Israel beginning in March. United is the first major US airline carrier to resume flights to ...

The U.S. and Israel’s joint war against Iran has already upended travel across the Middle East, stranding hundreds of thousands of people.

An Indian traveller, Varun Krishnan, abandoned waiting for flights in Doha and embarked on a desert road journey to Saudi Arabia due to escalating Iran vs US-Israel conflict. His dramatic escape highlights the widespread travel chaos,