BA to reduce Middle East flights when services resume in July

"British Airways is cutting its Dubai flights from three a day to one daily flight, and reducing services to Doha, Tel Aviv and Riyadh from two to one a day."

"Due to the ongoing situation in the Middle East, we have made further changes to our flying schedule to provide greater clarity for our customers."

"Since the war began, it has helped thousands of customers return home, operated relief flights, and added additional capacity on key longhaul routes."

"BA is adding additional daily flights to Bengaluru in India and Kenya's capital, Nairobi, over the summer until late October."

British Airways will reduce its flight schedule to the Middle East, resuming services in July. Flights to Riyadh will restart in mid-May, while Dubai, Doha, and Tel Aviv will resume on July 1. Dubai flights will decrease from three to one daily, and services to other destinations will also be cut. Jeddah will be permanently removed from the schedule. BA is increasing capacity on routes to India and Kenya, adding more flights over the summer and using larger aircraft for key routes.

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