Airline cites ongoing uncertainty as it adjusts schedules, operates relief flights for affected passengers - Anadolu Ajansı

British Airways will reinstate its daily London Heathrow–Abu Dhabi service from October 25, the airline confirmed Tuesday, offering a rare resumption of Gulf connectivity (even if several months out) as the carrier keeps several other regional routes suspended.

Many airlines have already announced cuts to their respective fall flight schedules in the hopes of minimizing the travel chaos and congestion that has permeated the industry this spring and summer. But in a possible sign that the mayhem could extend ...

Major airlines are revising flight plans and routes across West Asia. Air India and IndiGo are restoring some services while Qatar Airways operates limited flights. British Airways has suspended Abu Dhabi flights.

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The airline has supported disrupted passengers since the start of the crisis, including operating eight relief flights from Muscat in Oman to help customers return home

Exclusive: Emirates passengers from Edinburgh are back in the Scottish capital, while those from Stansted are in Vienna

Dubai International Airport resumed a limited flight schedule Monday morning after a drone attack hit a fuel depot, causing a fire.