British Airways cuts flights to Saudi Arabia and Middle East due to conflict while adding routes to India and Africa.

British Airways is permanently ending flights to Jeddah and reducing service to Dubai, Doha, and Tel Aviv due to regional conflict. Flights to Riyadh resume mid-May, while Amman and Bahrain remain suspended until October. The airline is shifting capacity to India and Africa, adding daily flights to Bangalore and Nairobi, and increasing routes to Delhi and Hyderabad.