Emirati airline flydubai said on Monday its Dubai-Beirut flights have been cancelled until Oct. 7 due to "ongoing developments", after earlier saying Beirut flights were cancelled until Oct. 3.
Some airlines have cancelled flights to Beirut and Tel Aviv in recent weeks as Israel has carried out a wave of attacks on militant targets in Lebanon
Emirati airline flydubai said on Monday its Dubai-Beirut flights have been cancelled until Oct. 7 due to "ongoing developments", after earlier saying Beirut flights were cancelled until Oct. 3.
Some airlines have cancelled flights to Beirut and Tel Aviv in recent weeks as Israel has carried out a wave of attacks on militant targets in Lebanon as part of a conflict stretching from the Palestinian territories of Gaza and the occupied West Bank to Yemen and in Israel itself.
"We continue to monitor the situation closely and amend our flight schedule accordingly," flydubai said in a statement.
Reporting by Alexander Cornwell
French, Saudi Arabian and American officials will hold talks with the head of the Lebanese army on Thursday in Paris aimed at finalising a roadmap to enable a mechanism for the disarmament of the Hezbollah group, diplomats said.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said on Wednesday that negotiations with Israel should not be seen as a form of capitulation, stressing that dialogue is a necessary tool to strengthen security and stability, particularly in southern Lebanon.
Dubai Airports has entered the winter travel season with one of its strongest networks to date, as Dubai International (DXB) and Dubai World Central – Al Maktoum International (DWC) welcome new airlines and expanded services to meet rising seasonal demand.
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