British Airways Suspends Several Middle East Flights

British Airways has suspended a number of flights to destinations across the Middle East as regional airspace disruptions continue to affect airline operations.

 

The airline confirmed it is currently unable to operate flights from several destinations, including Dubai, Doha, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Amman and Tel Aviv, due to safety concerns and ongoing airspace restrictions in the region.

British Airways said it is closely monitoring the evolving situation and is working to support customers affected by the disruptions. Safety remains the airline’s top priority, and flights will only resume once it is deemed safe to operate.

To assist stranded passengers, the airline has arranged additional flights from Muscat, Oman, to London Heathrow for customers who were already in the region and have existing bookings. These flights aim to help travellers return to the UK while other regional routes remain suspended.

Passengers scheduled to travel between London Heathrow and cities such as Abu Dhabi, Amman, Bahrain, Doha, Dubai and Tel Aviv have been offered flexible travel options. Customers flying up to 15 March can change their travel dates free of charge or request refunds in certain cases.

British Airways has advised travellers to check their flight status before heading to the airport and to follow the latest guidance from local authorities and the UK Foreign Office while the situation continues to develop.