Iran Conflict Threatens Gulf Aviation Hubs, Rerouting Global Travel

• Dubai and Doha's world-class airports, once global aviation hearts, face severe stress due to conflict involving Iran.
• Analysts warn prolonged instability could reroute passengers away from Gulf mega-hubs, increasing ticket prices and reshaping air travel.
• The conflict disrupts critical air corridors, forcing flight cancellations, reroutes, and raising operational costs for airlines.
• Asian hubs like Singapore Changi and Hong Kong International are regaining relevance as airlines seek alternative transit points.
• While not a collapse, the crisis could lead to a gradual rebalancing of global aviation, potentially benefiting India's transit potential.