Ministry of Tourism and Environment says that they were closely coordinating with relevant authorities amid tensions in the Middle East and will provide assistance
Press release issued by the Ministry of Tourism and Environment regarding flight disruptions resulting from Middle East airspace closures. pic.twitter.com/AFswHyuhqZ
— Ministry of Tourism and Environment (@MoTmv) February 28, 2026
Minister @Thoriqibrahim visits Velana International and was briefed on the arrangements and preparations to facilitate passengers affected by the flight disruptions.
— Ministry of Tourism and Environment (@MoTmv) February 28, 2026
The Ministry is closely monitoring the situation in Middle East, and working with all industry partners to… pic.twitter.com/HcGaIW9I9Y
The Government of the Republic of Maldives is following with profound concern the recent escalation of hostilities in the Middle East.
Statement by the Government of the Republic of Maldives on recent developments in the Middle East
— Ministry of Foreign Affairs 🇲🇻 (@MoFAmv) February 28, 2026
🔗 Statement | https://t.co/AC9C7CF4mD pic.twitter.com/CykNz3VmVt
Due to the temporary closure of airspace over several Middle Eastern countries, passengers travelling to the region are advised to monitor updates from their respective airlines and tour operators before proceeding to the airport. Travellers are strongly encouraged to verify flight status through official airline channels, seek guidance on any rebooking or schedule changes, and allow additional time for necessary arrangements. Authorities reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining uninterrupted and efficient services at Velana International Airport during this period and expressed appreciation for passengers’ understanding and cooperation.
Due to the temporary closure of airspace over several Middle Eastern countries, we advises all passengers travelling to the region to closely monitor updates from their respective airlines and tour operators before proceeding to the
— Maldives Airports Company Ltd (@MACLmedia) February 28, 2026
airport.
All passengers are strongly… pic.twitter.com/D0Hej0fAtf