European airlines add flights to Asia amid high demand, cancellations by Gulf carriers

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Due to airspace closures and cancellations affecting Middle Eastern carriers, European airlines are increasing flights to Asian destinations. British Airways is adding flights from London to Singapore and Bangkok, while Lufthansa will add flights from Germany to Singapore. Austrian Airlines has already arranged special flights from Vienna to Bangkok. Air France-KLM is deploying larger aircraft on flights from Asian cities like Tokyo, Shanghai, and Mumbai to accommodate increased demand. These adjustments come as over 43,000 flights to and from the Middle East have been cancelled since late February. The European airlines are seeking to provide alternative travel options for passengers affected by the disruptions.
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