Dubai’s Dubai airporthas canceled flights to Iraq, Iran, and Jordan for three days due to regional unrest following an Iranian missile strike on Israel. The cancellations affect flights from October 3 to October 5.
Emirates issued an official statement saying,” Emirates is canceling all flights to/from Iraq ( Basra and Baghdad ), Iran ( Tehran ), and Jordan ( Amman ) on October 4 and 5 due to regional unrest”.
Airlines between Dubai and Beirut have previously been canceled, and this choice will remain in effect until October 8.
Different carriers are taking precautionary steps in response to the ongoing upheaval, in addition to Emirates. Lufthansa, a German airline, has canceled planes to Tel Aviv until October 31 and airlines to Beirut until November 30. Till October 14, Lufthansa planes to Tehran may remain in effect.
These aircraft disruptions follow Iran’s release of about 200 weapons, including hypersonic weaponry, toward Israel on Tuesday. Over Jordanian and Iraqi aircraft, some of these weapons flew. Israel said that most of the weapons were intercepted.
In the latest attacks, three Jewish attacks targeted Hezbollah’s enclave in southern Beirut on Thursday, according to Lebanon’s state advertising.
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