Several missile strikes caused Emirati flights to be cancelled and rerouted.
Missile strikes caused the cancellation of some UAE flights.
Missile strikes caused the cancellation of flights from the United Arab Emirates.
Following Iran's drone and missile strikes on Israel, flights from the United Arab Emirates were canceled and redirected.
Due to this, two scheduled flights to Amman, Jordan, and Tel Aviv, Israel, had to return to Dubai.
The missile attack canceled flights from the UAE to Jordan and Israel.
The missile attack forced the cancellation of flights from the United Arab Emirates to Jordan and Israel.
Multiple countries in the region have temporarily blocked their airspaces, resulting in the cancellation of some flights and the rerouting of others by airlines based in the United Arab Emirates. As a consequence of this, two flights in the Flydubai fleet that were scheduled to depart for Amman, Jordan, and Tel Aviv, Israel, were forced to return to Dubai.
Etihad Airways announced the cancellation of some flights today.
As of today, Etihad Airways has announced that it will be canceling a number of flights.
Etihad Airways, which is located in Abu Dhabi, said on Sunday, April 14, that it will be discontinuing its flights to Tel Aviv and Amman as a result of the closure of airspace in the region.
A spokeswoman for the airline told Khaleej Times that the affected flights include the EY593 flight from Abu Dhabi (AUH) to Tel Aviv (TLV), the EY594 flight from Tel Aviv to Abu Dhabi, the EY513 flight from Abu Dhabi to Amman (AMM), and the EY514 flight from Amman to Abu Dhabi.
Following the "notification of the closure of airspace over Israel, Jordan, and Iraq," the airline announced that it will be re-routing a number of its flights in Europe and North America on Sunday so that they will fly across Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
Throughout the course of the day, this is likely to result in a number of flights experiencing some degree of disruption and delay. "The airline is continuously monitoring security and airspace updates," the official added. "This is a developing situation," the spokeswoman said.
It is only in authorized airspace that Etihad Airways flights are able to fly. The safety of our passengers is always our top priority, and we would never conduct a flight unless it was absolutely reasonable to do so.
The airline recommended to its passengers that they check the status of their flight on the airline's website.
Emirates Airlines announced the cancellation of some flights today.
As of today, Emirates Airlines has indicated that they will be canceling a number of flights.
Emirates, which is based in Dubai, has announced that it has diverted some flights and canceled others. "We are closely monitoring the situation and are making all efforts to ensure minimal disruption to customers while also providing assistance to those affected," a representative for the airline stated.
Flydubai announced the cancellation of some flights today.
Today, Flydubai made the announcement that they would be canceling some flights.
Flydubai reported that the temporary shutdown of a "number of airspaces last night" resulted in the cancellation of several of its flights to Iran, Iraq, Israel, and Jordan on Sunday.
"We continue to closely monitor the situation as the airspaces reopen and will make any amendments to our schedule accordingly," said a representative for the airline. "We are in direct contact with our passengers whose travel plans have been affected, and we apologize for the inconvenience caused."
