Major global airlines are expanding flight cancellations across the Middle East, as the ongoing regional conflict continues to disrupt airspace and travel demand.

Gulf Air has temporarily relocated a significant portion of its fleet from Bahrain International Airport to Saudi Arabia amid ongoing Israel-US-Iran tensions in the region.

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Defense announced that it successfully intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile launched toward Prince Sultan Air Base.

Air France has cancelled flights to and from Tel Aviv, Beirut, Dubai and Riyadh until Thursday inclusive, citing security concerns linked to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Several regions of Saudi Arabia have been covered in snow for the first time in three decades, turning the Kingdom’s desert-bordered mountains into a striking winter landscape as severe weather swept through the area.

Last year, Azerbaijan welcomed 3,523,100 air travelers from 38 countries, marking a notable rise of 801,000 people (32.1%) and 3 additional countries (8.5%) compared to 2023, according to the State Tourism Agency.