UAE carriers halt flights to Iran, Israel, and others due to airspace closures from the ongoing conflict. Travelers are urged to check updates.

UAE Airlines frequently suspends and cancels flights due to the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel. Airports have issued travel advisories, and airlines like Emirates, Etihad, FlyDubai, and Air Arabia have suspended flights due to airspace closures.

There has been a suspension of certain flights operated by UAE carriers to countries such as Iran, Israel, Russia, Jordan, and Iraq. Etihad provided information on additional flight suspensions in a travel update. On its website, the United Arab Emirates national airline announced that flights between Tel Aviv and Abu Dhabi, Israel, will not be operating until June 22.

Etihad continues to face difficulties with a number of its services due to airspace restrictions and the ongoing regional instability. Due to restricted airspace in several Middle Eastern nations, Etihad also frequently reroutes several aircraft. In cooperation with the appropriate authorities, Etihad is keeping a careful eye on security updates and airspace.

There may be some interruptions and delays in the days ahead as this scenario continues to develop. Travelers will not be permitted to return from their origin if they are passing through Abu Dhabi to connect to cancel flights. Alternative travel arrangements are being provided to impacted visitors. Zayed International Airport in Abu Dhabi warned travelers to anticipate delays until Friday, June 20.