AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFlight disruption in Bahrain: Several Gulf airlines have cancelled or suspended services to Bahrain and other regional hubs amid escalating US-Iran tensions, with Etihad pausing Bahrain flights until July 25, Qatar Airways suspending Bahrain/Erbil/Kuwait routes until July 31, and Emirates cancelling some services for operational reasons; Bahrain International Airport says it’s operating normally while passengers are urged to check updates and keep contact details current. Security alerts for travellers: The UK Foreign Office has advised “against all but essential travel” to Bahrain and Kuwait, citing a risk of further attacks and unforeseen escalation; meanwhile, the US and other governments have issued wider travel cautions across the Middle East as airspace closures and flight changes remain possible. Bahrain on edge as Iran claims drone strikes: Bahrain activated air raid sirens after Iran claimed drone attacks on US-linked bases in Bahrain and Jordan, with no immediate confirmation of damage. Road update: The left and middle lanes on Shaikh Isa bin Salman Bridge towards Muharraq will close from midnight Friday to 5am Sunday for maintenance. Tourism & events push: Bahrain Development Bank and BTEA held an events management workshop for SMEs, while Vatel Bahrain launched its “Explore Hospitality” summer programme for youth aged 15–18. AirAsia X route delayed: AirAsia X postponed its Kuala Lumpur–Bahrain–London Gatwick service start to March 2027 due to geopolitical uncertainty, offering affected passengers refunds or travel credit.
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