Major Airlines Suspend Middle East Flights Amid US-Iran Tensions - Aquila Telegram

Overnight several international airlines, including KLM, Air France, and Lufthansa, have cancelled flights to key Middle East destinations like Tel Aviv, Dubai, Riyadh, and Dammam due to escalating security concerns.

KLM halted all overnight flights to Israel and Gulf hubs through Sunday, while staying in close contact with authorities for safety assessments.

Air France suspended Paris-Dubai services on Friday and Saturday, citing the current Middle East situation.

Lufthansa restricted Israel flights to daytime only and continues avoiding Iranian and Iraqi airspace.

The disruptions stem from US President Donald Trump's warnings of a military "armada" heading toward Iran over its protest crackdown and nuclear activities.

Recent Iranian airspace closures and missile/drone threats have heightened aviation risks, stranding thousands of passengers.

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