Etihad Airways has announced further disruptions to its services following heightened regional tensions after Iran’s attack on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar.

In a statement sent to ARN News, Etihad spokesperson said flights to and from Kuwait, Doha and Dammam on Tuesday have been cancelled. 

The airline said it is a "highly dynamic situation" and "further changes or disruption may occur at short notice".

The UAE national carrier had earlier announced it was re-routing several flights on Tuesday, adding it only "operates through approved airspace".

Dubai's Emirates Airline has also rerouted several flights, it said on its official website, adding that it uses flight paths away from conflict zones following "a thorough and careful risk assessment".

"Some flights may incur delays due to longer re‑routings or airspace congestion, but Emirates' teams are working hard to keep to schedule and minimise any disruption or inconvenience to our customers," its statement read. 

In a statement sent to ARN News, a flydubai spokesperson said its operations have been "temporarily impacted".

"Flights on June 24 have resumed as scheduled... however, some delays may still be expected due to airspace congestion. We have rerouted select flights across the network to avoid restricted airspace," its statement read. 

Air Arabia in an update on Monday night said some flights may experience disruptions "due to escalating situation and airspace closures" across the region. 

The airlines have warned that delays are possible due to longer routes and airspace congestion, and urged passengers to check their flight status online before heading to the airport.

Dubai Airports on Monday night said it fully resumed operations after a temporary precautionary halt. In an update on Dubai Media Office, Dubai Airports said it is actively coordinating with airlines to restore normal flight schedules.

Abu Dhabi's Zayed International Airport advised travellers to check with their airlines before heading to the airport. 

Travellers are advised that some delays or cancellations may still occur and are encouraged to check directly with their airlines for the latest updates and travel information.