PNN – With the outbreak of the regional war, more than 14,000 flights were canceled in major hubs in the region between February 28 and March 5, making it one of the largest flight disruptions in recent years.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; with the start of the regional war and the role of the Zionist-American aggressor armies, more than 14,000 flights were canceled in the region’s main hubs between February 28 and March 5, which is considered one of the largest flight disruptions in recent years.
According to this information, the highest flight cancellations were recorded at Hamad International Airport in Qatar and Kuwait International Airport, with about 94 percent.
In the UAE, 85% of flights at Dubai International Airport, 90% at Sharjah International Airport, and 89% at Abu Dhabi International Airport have been canceled.
Estimates show that the cancellation of this number of flights caused direct losses of about $1.7 billion to airlines, and including ancillary costs, the total economic losses from this flight crisis could reach $3 to $5 billion.