Airlines Cancel Flights Following US–Israel Strikes on Iran
Multiple airlines have cancelled flights after US and Israel strikes on Iran, as carriers adjust routes and suspend services over security concerns.
Jishan Khan 
Several international airlines have cancelled flights and adjusted schedules following reported military strikes by the israel on iran.
The developments have triggered heightened security concerns across parts of the Middle East, prompting carriers to suspend services or reroute aircraft to avoid affected airspace. Aviation authorities and airlines typically respond swiftly to geopolitical tensions to ensure passenger and crew safety.
Airspace restrictions and precautionary diversions can significantly impact regional and long-haul operations, particularly on routes linking Europe, Asia, and the Gulf region. Airlines are closely monitoring official advisories and security assessments before resuming normal schedules.
Such disruptions often lead to temporary cancellations, delays, and extended flight times due to alternative routing. Passengers travelling to or through the Middle East have been advised to check with airlines for updated information.
Further operational adjustments are expected depending on the evolving security situation and guidance from international aviation regulators.
