Experts warn that the ongoing US-Iran conflict is an 'absolute disaster' for Middle Eastern airlines, impacting global air transport management.

Approximately twenty aircraft from Middle Eastern airlines have been temporarily stationed at Teruel Airport in Spain, a precautionary measure due to the perilous airspace over the region caused by the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran.

Middle Eastern airlines like Emirates and Etihad Airways have begun repatriation flights for travelers stranded due to the conflict in Iran, but no flights have yet departed for Brussels, causing concern for Belgians.

While SAS has canceled a thousand flights, Finnair reports strong performance, having hedged against rising fuel prices and benefiting from demand for flights to Asia as Middle Eastern airlines remain grounded.

Fraudsters are posing as customer support for Middle Eastern airlines like Emirates and Etihad on the X platform to steal personal data from passengers amidst air travel chaos.