Global Air Travel Faces Worst Disruption Since Pandemic as Iran Conflict Escalates
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Governments worldwide are increasing emergency flights to bring their citizens home. This comes as conflict between the U.S. and Iran severely disrupts Middle East air travel.
The crisis is causing the largest global travel disruption since the COVID-19 pandemic. Many commercial airlines have suspended flights, leaving travelers stranded.
Nations are now operating special repatriation flights. These government-chartered planes are evacuating people from the region.
The situation remains volatile. Travelers are advised to follow official guidance from their foreign ministries.