Israel And Iran’s war against America, which started on Saturday, has increased tension in the entire Middle East. In response to the joint attack by Israel and America, Iran fired missiles at Israel as well as several Gulf countries including Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, UAE. Due to this rapidly increasing tension in the Middle East, flight operations from major international airports of many countries have been stopped, due to which thousands of flights and millions of passengers are being badly affected. Thousands of flights have been canceled on Sunday due to the ongoing war between Israel and Iran.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha airports closed
Due to missile attacks between Israel and Iran, Gulf countries have closed their air space, due to which thousands of flights have been cancelled. Due to this rapidly increasing tension between Israel and Iran, many airports of Gulf countries have been badly affected. Dubai International Airport of UAE tops the list of major international airports affected due to this war, where millions of people from all over the world come and go. Apart from this, the International Airport of UAE capital Abu Dhabi has also been affected. The international airport in Qatar’s capital Doha has also been closed.
Airports of Kuwait, Bahrain, Tehran, Beirut also affected
Israel’s main Tel Aviv airport, Iran’s capital Tehran’s international airport and Iraq’s Erbil airport are also closed. Kuwait and Bahrain have also stopped operations at the airport after Iran’s attack. Along with these, a large number of flights have also been canceled from the International Airport of Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. Flights operated from the international airport in Amman, Jordan have also been cancelled. Let us tell you that Iran has targeted the major airports of many Gulf countries.
Indian airline companies canceled 444 international flights
Indian airline companies have also canceled those international flights which pass through Gulf countries. The Civil Aviation Ministry said that 444 international flights are likely to be canceled by Indian airline companies today due to airspace restrictions in West Asia. On February 28, 410 flights of domestic airlines were canceled due to restrictions on airspace over Iran and parts of West Asia. DGCA on Saturday advised airlines not to use the airspace of Iran, Israel, Lebanon, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait and Qatar till March 2.
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