Flight disruptions continue in the Middle East. Airlines are rerouting flights to avoid conflict zones. This follows missile exchanges between Israel and Iran. US actions may increase risks. Some airlines cancelled flights to Dubai and Doha.

Airlines are continuing to reroute flights away from significant swathes of Middle Eastern airspace, following recent US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites and ongoing missile exchanges in the region. The persistent avoidance of these key flight corridors was evident on Sunday, according to data from the flight tracking website FlightRadar24.

According to FlightRadar24, commercial aircraft have been rerouting to bypass Iranian, Iraqi, Syrian, and Israeli airspace, instead flying over safer corridors like the Caspian Sea to the north or Egypt and Saudi Arabia to the south.