Bahrain's Gulf Air has announced a near-complete return to its usual operating levels after resuming 75% of its global network, as part of a gradual resumption of flights across the Middle East, Europe, the Indian subcontinent and Africa over the past weeks.
The company explained that it continues to operate flights to 40 destinations in 24 countries, representing 75% of its approved network routes, adding that flight frequency is growing rapidly, with new destinations being added and daily flights gradually increased, ahead of fully restoring operations by 1 June 2026, according to a post on the Gulf Air website.
Martin Gauss, CEO of Gulf Air, explained that the company's team has shown great commitment to ensuring continuity of service for travelers during the past period, adding that restoring 75% of the network and the gradual return of more routes reflect the company's progress toward restoring full operations.
He noted that Gulf Air remains committed to providing reliable service and seamless air connectivity through the Kingdom of Bahrain, while maintaining a travel experience worthy of its passengers.
To support travelers during this phase, Gulf Air is offering one free date change for all passengers with confirmed bookings until 30 June 2026, with rebooking possible until 31 March 2027.
The company has also extended the validity of Falconflyer miles, loyalty points and tiers that were due to expire in March, April and May 2026 until 30 June 2026. Gulf Air urged travelers to manage their bookings through its official website or its smartphone app.
To view the post on the Gulf Air website, click here.
