Reopening of Amman airport in Jordan and Beirut airport in Lebanon on Sunday 15 June. Delays expected at Abu Dhabi and Dubai airports. A situation in particular due to the congestion of air corridors to the south of the conflict zone. And because Iran continues to ban overflights of its territory to all airlines.
The air transport situation is improving somewhat in the Near and Middle East, even if we are still far from ideal flight conditions.
In Abu Dhabi and Dubai, the airport authorities are announcing potential delays and cancellations on their website until Friday 20 June.. The suspension of flights to Iran remains complete. On the other hand, some flights to Baghdad, Damascus and the Central Asian republics have been cancelled or are experiencing very long delays. It is therefore advisable to check the status of your flight.
Israeli airports remain completely closed to air traffic.
Company by company
However, many airlines have temporarily suspended their services to the Middle East.. Here is the list, bearing in mind that the suspension dates may be changed depending on the situation.
– Aegean Airlines (Greece): no flights to Tel Aviv until 12 July. To Amman, Beirut and Erbil (Iraq) until 28 June.
– Air France-KLM No flights to Israel until further notice.
– British Airways No flights to Tel Aviv until August.
– easyJet no flights to Tel Aviv until 31 July.
– El Al flights suspended until 19 June for the time being.
– Emirates flights to Amman and Beirut suspended until 22 June. Flights to Teheran and Iraq are due to resume on 30 June.
– Etihad flights to Tel Aviv suspended until 22 June. Flights to Amman resume on 17 June.
- FlyDubai Cancellation of flights to Iran, Iraq and Syria until 20 June.
– Lufthansa Group (Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, ITA, Brussels Airlines and Swiss)flights to Tel Aviv suspended until 31 July. Potential resumption of flights to Amman, Beirut and Erbil (Iraq) from 20 June. Swiss does not intend to resume flights to Tel Aviv until October.
– Pegasus (Turkey): daytime flights to Beirut only until further notice.
– Ryanair flights to Tel Aviv suspended until 31 August.
(Information as of 17/06/25 at 6:45 am)
