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Middle East Conflict Disrupts Air Travel, Leading to Flight Suspensions and Evacuations
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Middle East Conflict Disrupts Air Travel, Leading to Flight Suspensions and Evacuations

Airlines like Etihad and Emirates are resuming flights while Qatar Airways remains suspended, with passengers offered refunds or rebookings due to the Middle East conflict. This comes as countries like Germany, Lithuania, and Croatia organize special flights to evacuate citizens from the region, and other airlines like LOT await opportunities to resume flights to affected areas like Dubai.

Zelenskyy Secures Defense Cooperation with UAE Amid Gulf Visits
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Zelenskyy Secures Defense Cooperation with UAE Amid Gulf Visits

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the United Arab Emirates, securing a new defense cooperation agreement and discussing security. This visit follows a defense deal with Saudi Arabia, as Ukraine seeks broader arms partnerships with Gulf states to counter Iranian drones.

Middle East Flight Disruptions Continue; Airlines Ramp Up Operations
Worldindian-expressnational-uae16d ago2 sources

Middle East Flight Disruptions Continue; Airlines Ramp Up Operations

International airlines have extended flight suspensions across the Middle East, with travel advisories detailing ongoing delays and cancellations at major airports, while some carriers like Air India and Etihad Airways are ramping up operations to manage the situation.

War Causes Chaos in Gulf Tourism, Billions in Losses
Worldel-mundo1mo ago

War Causes Chaos in Gulf Tourism, Billions in Losses

The ongoing conflict has severely disrupted tourism in the Gulf region, leading to 2.3 million grounded passengers and 5 billion euros in losses, as a third of Europe-Asia transit passes through Dubai, Doha, and Abu Dhabi airports.