Numerous flights have been cancelled throughout the Middle East as tensions rise following the coordinated strikes by Israel and the US on Iran. More than 4,000 flights each day are being grounded, leaving countless passengers in a state of limbo.<br /><br />Airports in the UAE are gradually starting to operate on a limited basis, with Emirates and Etihad focusing on rebooking affected travelers. Meanwhile, Qatar Airways has halted its operations as airspace remains restricted. Passengers have reported chaotic situations at airports, including emergency alerts and sirens indicating possible missile attacks.<br /><br />Over 100,000 British citizens in the area have signed up with the UK government for updates, as officials caution that the disturbances could escalate if the situation persists.<br /><br />If your flight has been cancelled, please contact your airline directly before traveling to the airport and adhere to the official travel guidelines.
