Etihad Airways, flydubai set to resume some flights to Jordan and Lebanon
- Last updated: June 16, 2025 | 22:39
Etihad Airways has announced that it will resume flights EY589/590 and EY591/592 between Abu Dhabi and Amman, Jordan, and EY583/584 between Abu Dhabi and Beirut, Lebanon, on June 17, with revised flight timings.
The airline stated, "It is requested that passengers on these flights check their flight status online and ensure that their contact details are correct. The latest updates can be found by visiting the 'Manage Booking' section."
"Guests wishing to amend their travel arrangements are requested to contact the Etihad Airways Customer Service Centre or their travel agent," the company added.
It was further noted that a number of flights continue to be rerouted due to airspace closures in parts of the Middle East.
"We are continuously monitoring the situation in the region and remain in close contact with the relevant authorities regarding developments," Etihad Airways said.
A spokesperson for flydubai has stated that the ongoing situation in the region is continuing to have an impact on the airline's flight network. This has resulted in a number of flights being cancelled, rerouted, or delayed due to congestion in the airspace.
He further stated that flights operated by flydubai to Iran, Iraq, Israel, and Syria remain suspended until June 20, 2025.
Meanwhile, the situation in Jordan and Lebanon is being closely monitored and it is anticipated that flights to these destinations will recommence on June 17 within daytime operations, he added.
It is to be noted that flights operated by flydubai to Minsk and St. Petersburg remain suspended until June 17.
He further explained that the flights across the network have been resumed where conditions permit, and the situation is being closely monitored and operations evaluated as developments unfold.
"We extend our sincerest apologies for any inconvenience that these changes may have caused and we are extremely grateful for our passengers' understanding during this period. The safety of passengers and crew remains paramount," the spokesperson added.