Wizz Air Abu Dhabi Cancels All UAE Flights Until June 30
- Publish date: Tuesday، 24 June 2025 Reading time: 1 min read
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Wizz Air Abu Dhabi has cancelled all flights to and from the UAE until June 30, the airline confirmed on Tuesday, citing regional airspace disruptions following Iran’s recent missile strikes.
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The airline said the decision was made to ensure the safety of passengers and crew, which remains its top priority. “We will keep you informed as the situation evolves,” Wizz Air Abu Dhabi added in its official statement.
Flights Diverted After Iran’s Strike on US Base in Qatar
On Monday night, several Wizz Air flights were diverted to alternate airports after multiple airspaces temporarily closed in response to Iran’s attack on a US base in Qatar.
The airline joins other carriers in rerouting and rescheduling flights amid increasing regional tensions.
More Disruptions Across the Region
Emirates also rerouted a number of its incoming flights to Dubai, while Abu Dhabi and Sharjah airports issued advisories to travellers regarding possible delays and disruptions.
Operations at Dubai International Airport briefly paused on Monday evening but have since resumed.
Meanwhile, Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain have temporarily closed their airspaces, affecting a wide range of regional flight operations. Indian airlines have also reported disruptions on routes to the UAE and wider Gulf region.
What Passengers Should Know
If you’re flying Wizz Air this week, keep an eye on your email and the airline’s official channels for updates. Refunds and rebooking options are expected to be made available to affected travellers.
As of now, Wizz Air Abu Dhabi expects to resume normal operations from July 1, depending on how the regional situation unfolds.