International airlines are suspending flights to the Middle East or avoiding affected air space due to concerns over a wider conflict in the region. Airlines such as Aegean Airlines, Airbaltic, Air Algerie, Air France-KLM, Air India, and many others have adjusted their services to and from the region. Flights to Tel Aviv, Beirut, Baghdad, and Tehran have been cancelled or suspended until further notice or specific dates. The suspensions range from a few weeks to several months, with some airlines extending their suspensions until the end of the year or even into 2025. The situation is ongoing and subject to change.