Akasa Air Mulls Abu Dhabi Flights Amidst Middle East Unrest
Executives assess flight routes and geopolitical factors in a dark office overlooking a city at dusk.
Key Highlights
Akasa Air considers restarting Abu Dhabi flights while extending suspensions to Doha, Riyadh, and Kuwait until 2026 due to West Asia tensions. Jeddah flights unaffected.
Akasa Air is currently assessing the possibility of restarting its flight operations to Abu Dhabi, according to an announcement by the airline. This decision comes as the airline closely monitors the evolving situation in the Middle East.
In light of the regional circumstances, Akasa Air has decided to extend the suspension of its services to Doha, Riyadh, and Kuwait. These flights will remain grounded until April 12, 2026. Meanwhile, the airline has confirmed that flights to Jeddah will continue as scheduled.
Akasa Air also stated that its domestic network remains fully operational. The airline is committed to keeping a close watch on developments in the region to inform future operational decisions.