Thousands of flights cancelled as Iran conflict upends global air travel

By Federico Maccioni, Joe Brock and Tim Hepher DUBAI, March 1 (Reuters) - Global air travel remained heavily disrupted on Sunday as war in Iran kept major Middle Eastern airports including Dubai, the

Iran war threatens $11.7 trillion global travel industry as passengers get caught in crossfire

Travelers who are far from falling missiles, drone attacks and other geopolitical flashpoints aren't immune to ripple effects.

The US is urging Americans to leave 14 Middle Eastern countries amid the Iran conflict. Here's what's happening in each.

The US State Department is urging Americans in 14 Middle Eastern nations to "depart now" as strikes from Iran conflict spill over in the Gulf region.

Attack on Iran sparks travel chaos as airlines cancel flights, stranding passengers

Ticket prices could quickly start to increase if the conflict lingers as airlines have to reroute flights, adding hours to those flights and the use of more fuel.

As Iran strikes disrupt flights, why travel insurance may fall short

Travel insurance policies generally exclude coverage tied to military action, experts said. However, much depends on the fine print.

Iran War Jolts Travel Industry: Travel Stocks Fall While Gas Price Surges

On day 3 of the Iran war, U.S travelers can expect to see higher prices at the pump while travel stocks slump.

Travelers, How Has the Iran Conflict Affected You? Tell Us Your Story.

Drones and missiles have closed airports and caused chaos across the Middle East since the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran on Saturday. We want to hear from affected travelers.