Cathay Pacific suspends all Middle East operations after US-Israeli attack on Iran
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Cathay Pacific Airways suspended all passenger and cargo flights to and from the Middle East on Saturday following joint US-Israeli air strikes on targets across Iran. The Hong Kong-based airline cited the safety of customers and crew as the reason for the suspension, and is monitoring the situation before recommencing flights. The Hong Kong Airport Authority reported at least nine flights were cancelled or postponed, and the government issued a travel warning for Iran. Affected routes include passenger services to Dubai and Riyadh, and freighter services to Al Maktoum International Airport in Dubai. Passengers are advised to check the Cathay Pacific website for updates before traveling.
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