Cathay Pacific cancels Dubai flights until April 30 amid Middle East tensions
Flexible travel: Hong Kong–Dubai passengers can rebook or refund until May 31
Cathay Pacific Airways has extended the suspension of all flights to and from Dubai until April 30, 2026, citing ongoing Middle East tensions.
“In view of the developing situation in the Middle East, all Cathay Pacific flights to and from Dubai have been cancelled up to and including April 30, 2026. The safety of our customers and staff remains our top priority,” the airline said.
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Check your booking
Customers affected who have not yet received a message from the airline are advised to check the latest status of their booking via Manage Booking.
Flexible travel options
Under the ticket waiver policy, passengers booked to travel between Hong Kong and Dubai up to May 31, 2026 may rebook, reroute, or request a refund without the usual fees.
Travel agent and direct bookings
Bookings made through travel agents or third-party websites should be handled via the respective provider.
Customers who booked directly through Cathay Pacific (website, app, or Customer Care) can contact the airline for assistance or refunds via Manage Booking.
Ongoing updates
Cathay Pacific is closely monitoring the situation. Further schedule changes may occur, with customer and staff safety as the top priority.
Passengers with departures beyond April 30, 2026 are encouraged to check the latest flight information and announcements at www.cathaypacific.com.
