# Airlines reactivate routes and prices after the Middle East truce

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Published: 2026-07-07T12:15:55.548Z
Modified: 2026-07-07T12:15:55.548Z
Author: Joan Sanz
Topics: Airlines
Summary: After four months of suspensions, airlines are launching deals and resuming flights to the Middle East. Here's how they aim to restore traveler confidence.

## Article

International airlines have left behind four months of suspensions, diversions, and **expensive jet fuel**. With the truce, though still incomplete, the commercial tone shifts. Carriers are rescheduling direct flights to destinations like Tel Aviv and rolling out promotions to **stimulate demand**.

According to [Hosteltur](https://www.hosteltur.com/177322_que-hacen-las-aerolineas-internacionales-para-estimular-la-demanda-tras-la-tregua-en-oriente-medio.html), some airlines are offering discounted fares and flexible change policies to convince passengers to fly to the region. Others, such as Emirates, have restored suspended routes with launch pricing.

- **Promotional fares** with discounts up to **30%**.
- **Free change policies** to build trust.
- **Increased frequencies** on key routes.

Recovery will be gradual, but the message from airlines is clear: they want travelers to look toward the Middle East again.

## Sources

- Hosteltur: https://www.hosteltur.com/177322_que-hacen-las-aerolineas-internacionales-para-estimular-la-demanda-tras-la-tregua-en-oriente-medio.html

## Citation

Airlines reactivate routes and prices after the Middle East truce. Notitur. 2026-07-07. https://notitur.com/en/digest/airlines-demand-middle-east-truce