The airline announced on March 16 that it has extended reductions to its flight schedule in the region, with all services to Zayed International Airport suspended as part of its winter schedule adjustments.
In addition to Abu Dhabi, flights to Dubai International Airport, Amman, Bahrain and Tel Aviv have been cancelled up to and including May 31. Services to Doha remain suspended until April 30, after which a limited schedule will operate through the end of May.
The airline is offering affected customers the option to rebook with another carrier, change their travel dates or receive a full refund for bookings scheduled up to May 31.
An official spokesperson said: “Due to the continuing uncertainty of the situation in the Middle East and airspace instability, and to provide more clarity to our customers, we’ve extended the temporary reduction in our flying schedule in the region.
“We’re keeping the situation under constant review and are directly in touch with affected customers to offer them a range of options.
“Since the situation in the Middle East began, we’ve helped thousands of customers return home and operated eight relief flights from Muscat in Oman.
“We are also operating additional flights to and from Singapore (x4) and Bangkok (x3) and continue to review options to bring back more customers who have been disrupted.”
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