Middle East Airlines Resume Flights as Regional Airspace Reopens

Airlines across the Middle East began restoring flight schedules on Sunday after regional authorities reopened airspaces following temporary closures. While operations are resuming, major carriers warn that secondary disruptions and schedule adjustments will continue as aircraft and crews are repositioned across the network. UAE Carriers Restore Regional Routes Dubai-based Emirates resumed scheduled operations to and from Jordan, Lebanon, and Iraq on Sunday afternoon. A spokesperson for the airline confirmed they are monitoring the situation and warned of potential knock-on effects to flight timings. Flydubai also confirmed the resumption of its flight program to Amman, Beirut, and Baghdad following the lifting of temporary restrictions. In Abu Dhabi, Etihad Airways canceled its services to Tel Aviv and Amman on Sunday. The carrier stated it is currently operating several passenger and cargo flights between Abu Dhabi and destinations in Europe and North America via diverted routes. Etihad advised passengers that these diversions may result in longer flight durations and urged travelers to verify flight statuses before proceeding to the airport. International Carrier Disruptions…