The global air travel landscape continues to face significant disruption due to the war between the US and Israel against Iran, leading to the closure of key airports in the Middle East. This unfortunate situation has left tens of thousands of travelers stranded worldwide and caused the cancellation of thousands of flights. Airlines are actively responding to the turmoil by altering or suspending their flight schedules, which impacts the movement of people and goods in and out of critical regions.

Greek airline Aegean Airlines has announced the cancellation of all flights to Tel Aviv until March 20 and is also halting flights to Beirut, Erbil, and Baghdad until March 25. The airline is taking precautions to ensure the safety of its passengers amidst the escalating tensions in the region. Other airlines like Baltic Airlines from Latvia and Canada’s Air Canada are following suit, with Baltic Airlines ceasing all flights to Tel Aviv until March 28 and Air Canada stopping flights to Tel Aviv until May 2, showcasing a widespread reaction from international carriers to the escalating conflict.

In addition to these airlines, Spanish carrier Air Europa has also canceled its flights to Tel Aviv until March 11, reflecting a broader trend among international airlines reevaluating their operational plans in light of the situation. As the conflict continues, the ramifications for air travel will likely persist, affecting international connectivity and creating a ripple effect across global travel itineraries.