SWISS International Air Lines has prolonged its suspension of flights to Dubai and Tel Aviv until 31 May, citing the ongoing volatile security situation in the Middle East.
Affected passengers are offered flexible rebooking at no extra cost or a full refund. The airline states it is continuously monitoring developments in coordination with Swiss authorities and the broader Lufthansa Group.
No additional operational changes for other Lufthansa Group carriers were specified in this update, though such measures are typically aligned across the group depending on security assessments.
This post was published on 25 March 2026 10:35
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