29 flights to Egypt, Israel, Dubai, Qatar, Lebanon, and Cyprus are canceled due to the conflict in the Middle East, according to the National Company Bucharest Airports.
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The National Company Bucharest Airports announced the cancellation of 29 flights, including 14 departures and 15 arrivals, to and from destinations such as Egypt, Israel, Dubai, Qatar, Lebanon, and Cyprus, as a result of the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East. Among the affected airlines are Anima Wings, El Al-Israel Airlines, Fly One Romania, FlyDubai, Hisky Europe, Qatar Airways, Ryanair, TAROM, and Wizz Air Malta. The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure has recommended that Romanian citizens cancel or reschedule their trips to Israel and the affected neighboring states. The conflict has recently escalated, with attacks launched by Israel and the United States against Iran, followed by a response from Iran through missile and drone attacks on American military bases in the region.
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Încă 29 de zboruri din sau spre București au fost anulate din cauza războiului din Orientul Mijlociu. Ce destinații sunt vizate
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CNAB: 29 de zboruri sunt anulate miercuri pe fondul conflictului din Orientul Mijlociu
29 de curse anulate miercuri ca urmare a evenimentelor din Orientul Mijlociu – CNAB
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