International airlines have responded to potential United States military escalation in Syria in the past several days by planning to reroute their airplanes around the region. Airlines with plans include -based , Bahrain-based , Kuwait-based , Dubai-based , and United Kingdom-based  . Several airlines have already suspended commercial services into Syria, including Etihad who did so a year ago. Al Jazeera suspended their services during the final quarter of 2012. Last week, rescheduled their flights into  because of the potential conflict. Several airlines have had to deal with similar situations in the past few years as a result of events connected to the  that closed parts of Middle East airspace and airports.
International airlines have responded to potential United States military escalation in Syria in the past several days by planning to reroute their airplanes around the region. Airlines with plans include Abu Dhabi-based , Bahrain-based , Kuwait-based , Dubai-based , and United Kingdom-based British Airways . Several airlines have already suspended commercial services into Syria, including Etihad who did so a year ago. Al Jazeera suspended their services during the final quarter of 2012. Last week, rescheduled their flights into Beirut because of the potential conflict. Several airlines have had to deal with similar situations in the past few years as a result of events connected to the Arab Spring that closed parts of Middle East airspace and airports.
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British Airways
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Beirut
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Arab Spring