Many international carriers have temporarily halted services to multiple destinations across the region:

Aegean Airlines – Cancelled Tel Aviv, Beirut, Erbil and Baghdad flights until March 29; Dubai until March 28; Riyadh until March 14.
airBaltic – Tel Aviv flights cancelled until March 28; Dubai until March 30.
Air Canada – Tel Aviv cancelled until May 2; Dubai until March 28.
Air Europa – Tel Aviv cancelled until March 20.
Air France–KLM – Tel Aviv and Beirut cancelled through March 15; Dubai and Riyadh until March 14.
Cathay Pacific – Dubai and Riyadh flights cancelled until March 31.
Delta Air Lines – New York–Tel Aviv flights cancelled until March 31, with the route paused until Aug. 4.
El Al ‘Israeli’ Airlines – Regular flights cancelled until March 19.
Finnair – Doha and Dubai flights cancelled until March 29.
ITA Airways – Tel Aviv suspended until April 2; Dubai until March 28.
Japan Airlines – Tokyo–Doha flights suspended until March 21.
Malaysia Airlines – Doha flights suspended until March 20.
Pegasus Airlines – Flights to several regional destinations cancelled until March 31; Riyadh until March 23.
Saudia – Flights to Amman, Kuwait, Abu Dhabi, Doha and Bahrain suspended until March 12.
Turkish Airlines – Flights to Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Doha, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Kuwait, Bahrain and Dammam cancelled until March 19; Iran until March 20.
Wizz Air – Flights to ‘Israel’ suspended until March 29; Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Amman and Jeddah routes from Europe suspended until mid-September.
Norwegian Air – Planning to resume Tel Aviv and Beirut flights on June 15.