Lufthansa cancels several flights to the Middle East, citing the need for efficient operational planning and uncertainties in the region.
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The German airline Lufthansa has announced the cancellation of several flights to the Middle East, including destinations such as Abu Dhabi, Amman, and Muscat, until October 24. Flights to Dubai and Tel Aviv are canceled until May 31, with the possibility of extending this period. Affected passengers have the option to rebook their tickets without additional costs or to request a full refund. Those who booked through travel agencies must contact these agencies directly for assistance. Lufthansa justifies these long-term cancellations by the need to ensure efficient flight planning and crew schedules.
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