WORLDJul 17 · 11:10 UTCSCMP CHINANg Kang-chung

Cathay Pacific delays Middle East flights as US and Iran trade attacks

Cathay Pacific Airways has delayed resuming direct flights to Dubai and Riyadh until October 25 and 26, respectively, due to the rekindling Iran crisis. The airline had previously planned to restart services on September 1 following earlier de-escalation efforts.

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