Keeping in mind the safety of passengers amid the ongoing tension in the Middle East, many major airlines including Air India have suspended their flights to the region. Concerned about the safety of passengers, crew, and aircraft, many major airlines have stopped or temporarily suspended their services. In such a situation, passengers planning to travel to the Middle East may have to change their plans.
Many companies including Air India, Air France-KLM, Lufthansa, Cathay Pacific, and Delta Airlines have stopped services to Tel Aviv, Beirut, and other destinations due to security reasons.
These airlines stopped services.
Air India: The Indian airline company has canceled all flights to Tel Aviv till further notice.
Air Algerie: The Algerian airline has canceled its flights to Lebanon till further notice.
Air France-KLM: Air France had canceled services to Beirut and Tel Aviv till September 19. However, services do not seem to be smooth even today. At the same time, KLM has suspended all flights to Tel Aviv till October 26 and services to Beirut and other destinations till March 31, 2025.
Cathay Pacific: This Hong Kong-based airline has suspended flights to Tel Aviv till March 2025.
Delta Airlines: The US carrier has suspended flights between New York and Tel Aviv till December 31, 2024.
Lufthansa Group: The German airline has stopped all services to Tel Aviv and Tehran till September 19, while services to Beirut have been suspended till September 30.
Passengers, please keep getting updates.
Flights have been suspended due to tension in the Middle East. Now passengers may have to change their travel plans. In such a situation, passengers are advised to keep getting updates by contacting their airlines. Only then prepare for the journey.
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