Adjusted Lufthansa Group flight offer to and from the Middle East

Due to the current situation, Lufthansa Group is suspending its flights to the Middle East as follows:

• Tel Aviv (TLV): up to and including 31 July 2025
• Tehran (THR): up to and including 31 July 2025
• Amman (AMM): up to and including 11 July 2025
• Erbil (EBL): up to and including 11 July 2025
• Beirut (BEY): up to and including 30 June 2025

Eurowings also decided for operational reasons, to suspend its flights to and from Tel Aviv until the end of the summer flight schedule on 25 October 2025. In addition, its flights to Beirut from 1 July through 11 July 2025 will also be cancelled for operational reasons.

SWISS had already decided, for operational reasons, to suspend its flights to and from Tel Aviv until the end of the summer flight schedule on 25 October 2025, and to and from Beirut until 31 July 2025.

The Lufthansa Group will also refrain from using the airspace of the countries concerned (see above) until further notice.

Important notes regarding short-term flight cancellations

In case of short-term flight cancellations within 48 hours (in select cases: up to 5 days) before departure, no (immediate) UN will be set in the PNR in all cases. In this case, you can do the rebooking/reissue without having to request a waiver.

» To the Factsheet „Notes regarding short-term flight cancellations“

Lufthansa Group rules for rebooking/reissue/refund for cancelled flights

Customers affected by a flight cancellation can rebook once free of charge or have their ticket refunded. You are welcome to make rebookings/reissues/refunds for cancelled flights on Austrian Airlines/Brussels Airlines/Lufthansa/SWISS tickets yourself in accordance with the Schedule Change/Irregularity Policy for Travel Agents (OS/SN/LH/LX).

Please note: The Schedule Change/Irregularity Policy only applies to flights which have already been cancelled or which have been automatically rebooked by the airline.