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Middle East Sees Massive Flight Cancellations After U.S.-Israel Attacks on Iran

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Skift Take: Several airspace closures in the Middle East following U.S.-Israel attacks on Iran threw the region into chaos as multiple carriers suspended operations out of the UAE, Israel, and Qatar. Read the Complete Story On Skift

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Significant disruptions are being recorded in air transport, as the airspace of countries such as Israel, Iran, Iraq, part of Syria and Bahrain has been closed for security reasons.

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The strikes by the United States and Israel against Iran on Saturday led to the cancellation of several hundred flights around the world to the Middle East, particularly affecting the Gulf companies, due to the closure of several airfields in the region.

·Montreal, Canada
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In just a few hours, the Middle East sky was almost completely emptied. Following the strikes by the United States and Israel against Iran yesterday morning, and the firing of Iranian missiles in response to Israel and several Gulf countries, many states in the region closed or severely restricted their airspace. Result: a cascade of cancellations of flights affecting thousands of passengers around the world. The situation remains very evolving.…

The escalation of war in the Middle East, following the attacks launched by the United States and Israel against Iran and Tehran’s subsequent response, forced major European and Turkish airlines on Saturday to suspend massively their operations in the region. The closure of airspace in various countries and the declaration of the state of emergency in Israel have also left groups of Spanish pilgrims stranded in Jerusalem and Bethlehem, while del…

By 1:00 p.m., approximately 20 flight cancellations and diversions to Athens had been recorded, according to data from "El. Venizelos" - The number is expected to increase

·Greece
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La Presse broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Saturday, February 28, 2026.
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