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Ethiopian Airlines Cancels Middle East Flights to 10 Cities Over Security Risks

Ethiopian Airlines suspends flights to 10 destinations including Dubai, Tel Aviv, Doha, and Beirut amid Middle East airspace closures, prioritizing passenger and crew safety.

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Ethiopian Airlines has canceled flights to 10 Middle Eastern destinations following airspace closures amid growing security concerns in the region.

The airline, Africa’s largest carrier, initially suspended flights to four cities on Saturday but expanded the suspension to six more destinations, making a total of 10 affected routes.

The affected cities are Amman, Tel Aviv, Beirut, Dammam, Doha, Bahrain, Kuwait, Dubai, Sharjah, and Abu Dhabi.

Passengers traveling to or from these destinations are urged to verify their flight status through Ethiopian Airlines’ official digital channels.

The airline emphasized that it is closely monitoring the situation and will implement all necessary measures to maintain passenger and crew safety.

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