Abu Dhabi (HRNW)- Etihad Airways and Air Arabia, two of the United Arab Emirates’ leading airlines, have cancelled several flights to Bahrain, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia due to operational reasons.
The airlines have advised passengers scheduled to travel on Friday, July 31, to check the latest status of their flights before leaving for the airport to avoid inconvenience.
Meanwhile, Emirates and Flydubai have not announced any major changes to their flight schedules and continue to operate their services as normal.
According to reports, airlines are closely monitoring the evolving security situation and regional tensions in the Middle East and are making operational adjustments where necessary.
Although commercial flight operations across the UAE are largely continuing as usual, changes on some international routes have affected flight schedules.
Aviation experts say that ensuring the safety of passengers and crew remains the top priority for airlines, which is why flight cancellations, schedule changes and route adjustments are being implemented whenever security concerns arise.
Affected passengers have been advised to remain in contact with their respective airlines through official websites or customer service channels for the latest updates on their flights.
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