- Air France resumed its Paris-Beirut service on 26 September 2026 after a suspension of more than six months
- Flights to Riyadh remained suspended until 28 September 2026
- Flights to Dubai were suspended until 13 October 2026
- Services to Tel Aviv continued normally
- Air France offered flexible rebooking policies without penalty
Air France has planned to resume its Paris-Beirut service on 26 September after a suspension lasting more than six months linked to Middle East tensions. Flights to Riyadh have remained suspended until 28 September and those to Dubai until 13 October, while services to Tel Aviv have continued normally. While the Paris-Beirut connection has been active, Air France has emphasised that its flight programme has remained under tight review.
Schedules were subject to change on short notice depending on real-time security assessments and geopolitical updates in the Middle East. Passengers holding bookings were encouraged to monitor their flight status before heading to the airport. While flights to Lebanon and Tel Aviv were operating, Air France extended suspensions for other destinations in the region due to ongoing security concerns. All services to Riyadh (RUH) remained suspended up to and including September 28, 2026. Flights to Dubai (DXB) were suspended up to and including October 13, 2026.
The airline continued to offer flexible rebooking policies, allowing affected customers to alter or postpone their travel plans without penalty.
