Due to regional tensions, 156 flights from Pakistan to the Middle East were canceled.

As tensions between Iran, Israel, and the United States escalate, at least 156 flights from Pakistan to Middle Eastern locations have been canceled by different airlines.

22 international flights were canceled at Allama Iqbal International Airport, according to sources. A significant number of travelers were left stranded and faced travel difficulties as 18 international departures were canceled at Islamabad International Airport.

Authorities also verified that other planes from airports in Multan, Sialkot, Peshawar, and Quetta that were headed for Middle Eastern nations were canceled. Additionally, a number of planes that were supposed to leave Jinnah International Airport for different places in the Middle East were canceled for the day.

Given the worsening security situation in the area, aviation officials said the cancellations were preventative measures. In order to receive updated schedules and other instructions, passengers are encouraged to stay in touch with their individual airlines.