Several flights diverted after Israel’s Iran strikes early Friday while Delta and United canceled their service to Tel Aviv.

Following overnight attacks between Israel and Iran, major global carriers have canceled or redirected flights, closed airspace and extended service suspensions across the region.

Airspaces in the Middle East have been closed and flights canceled following Israel's airstrikes on Iran, impacting travel routes and prompting the U.S. State Department to pull personnel and update travel advisories.

United Airlines and Delta Airlines said Wednesday ... United had resumed direct flights between the U.S. and Tel Aviv in June, following a decision last year to suspend flights in the wake of ...

Foreign airlines once again suspend all travel plans; hundreds of flights diverted or turned around as Iran, Iraq, Jordan and Syria also close airspaces

United Airlines will resume flights between Newark and Tel Aviv starting March 15th after suspending them due to tensions in the region. This decision comes after a ceasefire agreement between ...

United is the second U.S. carrier to announce its plans to restore flights to Tel Aviv following a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. United Airlines announced Tuesday that it would ...

United Airlines said on Wednesday it has suspended its flights to Tel Aviv for the foreseeable future and plans to resume them when it is safe for its customers and crew. Many airlines globally ...

United Airlines announced on Tuesday that it would be resuming flights between the Newark Airport/New York and Tel Aviv, Israel beginning March 15. "This resumption follows a detailed assessment ...

Global airlines on Friday cancelled flights to Tel Aviv, Tehran and other Middle East destinations, or rerouted planes, as airspaces