Airline Disruption Policies

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Air India Policy

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American Airlines Policy

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Cathay Pacific Policy

Latest update: 01 Mar 2026 12:00 HKT (GMT+8)

Due to the latest development in the Middle East region, we’re waiving rebooking and rerouting charges to give you greater flexibility to adjust your journey as needed. We know that travel plans may be impacted by evolving circumstances, and we want to make it easier for you to travel with confidence..

If you choose to make a new booking, please note that any difference in fare or taxes between your original and new itinerary will still apply.

Flights to / from / through	Ticket issuing period	Original travel period	Ticket change deadline	Travel must be completed by
Flights to/from Dubai (DXB) / Riyadh (RUH) / Doha (DOH)	On/before 28 Feb 2026	Departure between 28 Feb - 06 Mar 2026	Ticket must be changed before 06 Mar 2026	31 Mar 2026

Please note the following:

Your ticket must be booked on a Cathay Pacific-operated flight.

You can choose new travel dates, as long as they are on or before 31 Mar 2026. Your new travel dates are subject to seat availability.

This arrangement does not apply to tickets that have already been fully or partially refunded.

Emirates Policy

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Etihad Policy

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Egyptair Policy

Follow conditions of carriage that if the flight is cancelled or due to depart in the next 72 hours, please rebook in the lowest RBD same cabin. No re-route permitted, needs to be on MS flight only.

Finnair Policy

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Gulf Air Policy

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Qatar Policy

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Qantas Policy

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Royal Brunei Airlines Policy

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Royal Jordanian Policy

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Thai Airways Update

In light of the unrest in certain areas of the Middle East, Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI) confirms that all flights continue to operate as scheduled.

For European flight services, THAI is operating on flight paths that avoid the airspace of areas affected by the situation. As a result, flight durations to and from Europe may be slightly extended.

THAI will continue to closely monitor and assess the situation to ensure the safety and continuity of flight operations.

Turkish Airlines Policy

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Virgin Atlantic Policy

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