FlyDubai Resumes Flights to Jordan and Lebanon

Flydubai has resumed its flights to Jordan and Lebanon as it continues to monitor the situation in the region.

A spokesperson for Flydubai confirmed that flights to Iran, Iraq, Israel, and Syria remain suspended until June 30.

The spokesperson stated, “We have restarted our services to Lebanon and Jordan from June 17 and continue to keep an eye on developments in these destinations.”

Additionally, they noted, “We are operating flights across our network wherever conditions permit, but passengers may experience delays due to ongoing airspace restrictions. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate our passengers’ understanding during this time. The safety of our passengers and crew is our top priority.”

Customers have been advised to check their flight status by visiting flydubai.com.

The airline also mentioned that flights to Minsk and St. Petersburg are still suspended until June 19.

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