Why are major airlines still avoiding Middle Eastern airspace despite resumed flights?
International airlines are gradually restoring flights across the Middle East as regional tensions begin to ease. Services to Tel Aviv, Doha, Beirut, and Riyadh are returning, but many major carriers continue to suspend routes or avoid parts of the region's airspace. In this video, we explain which airlines have resumed operations, why disruptions continue, when services are expected to return, and what the latest developments could mean for global aviation and international travelers.
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