Israel-Iran tension: Air Arabia halts flights to certain destinations until end of June
Updated Flight Schedules for Air Arabia
Looks like Air Arabia's flight schedule is undergoing some changes due to the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict and associated airspace closures. Here's the latest scoop:
Flights to and from these destinations are currently halted until Monday, June 30, 2025:- Iran- Iraq- Russia- Armenia- Georgia- Azerbaijan
Flights to and from Jordan are tentatively on hold until Friday, June 20, 2025.
Air Arabia has also mentioned that other flights might experience delays or rerouting as the situation unfolds.
Passengers planning to travel to these destinations via Sharjah or Abu Dhabi should take note: you'll have to stand by for updates before you can board. Air Arabia operates out of Abu Dhabi, too.
A Behind-the-Scenes LookThis escalating regional tension, sparked by Israeli airstrikes on Iran, has caused the airspace closures that necessitate Air Arabia's response. Other Middle Eastern carriers are facing similar challenges.
Passengers with connecting flights to these destinations should keep an eye on their flight status, update their contact details, and check the airline’s flight preference page for options like rebooking or cancellation. Air Arabia is keeping a close eye on the situation and responding as necessary.
In short, with Air Arabia, there are flight suspensions until late June 2025 for all the listed countries, except Jordan, which will reopen slightly earlier. Stay tuned for further updates!
- The political turmoil between Iran and Israel has disrupted travel plans, causing Air Arabia to suspend flights to Iran, Iraq, Russia, Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, and possibly other destinations until late June 2025.
- The ongoing tensions in the Middle East are affecting lifestyle choices, with travelers planning trips to these affected countries via Sharjah or Abu Dhabi advised to stay updated on flight statuses for any potential changes.
- Aside from these travel disruptions, the escalating news from the region also impacts general-news coverage, with the Middle Eastern carriers, including Air Arabia, facing challenges due to airspace closures caused by the Israeli airstrikes on Iran.
