British Airways cancels flights to four destinations in the Middle East, pausing services until October, according to multiple reports. The cancellations include routes to Dubai International Airport, with the airline also suspending flights to three other locations in the region. The decision follows the outbreak of the conflict in the Middle East and comes after an earlier reduction announced by the airline at the start of the war referenced by the outlets. In addition to the cancellations, one report says British Airways offers refunds to affected customers. The coverage indicates the change applies to both departures and arrivals for the named destinations during the suspension period. Passengers booked on affected routes are expected to be impacted until services resume later in October, with refunds or alternative arrangements addressed through the airline’s customer processes. Further details on the specific destinations beyond Dubai and the exact dates for the suspension are not provided consistently across the reports.