Germany's Lufthansa Group will gradually resume flights to Dubai starting in late October, the airline has confirmed."At peak operation, Lufthansa Group airlines will offer up to 36 weekly flights to and from Dubai," it said in a statement on Wednesday."The gradual resumption of services will strengthen the Lufthansa Group's presence in the Middle East while significantly expanding travel options for both business and leisure customers."Earlier this year, Lufthansa launched a number of new flights to Asia in an effort to capitalise on shifting demand tied to the war. It vowed to continue its broad restructuring strategy, promising investors a more streamlined, cost-efficient company.The announcement comes as more airlines gradually restore flights across much of the Middle East following the conflict triggered by U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran.However, some major carriers remain cautious, with many routes still suspended through autumn.(AFP via Getty)Dubai remains one of the most affected destinations, with several European and Asian carriers extending suspensions into October and beyond.British Airways, Singapore Airlines, Air Canada and Wizz Air are among carriers maintaining significant suspensions, while Air France is moving towards resumption of its Middle East destinations.Airlines with major suspensions British Airways: Dubai, Tel Aviv, Bahrain and Amman suspended until October 25.Singapore Airlines: Dubai suspended until October 24.Cathay Pacific: Dubai and Riyadh suspended until November 30.Wizz Air: Dubai and Abu Dhabi suspended until October 24.Air Canada: Tel Aviv and Dubai suspended until January 2027.Airlines resuming servicesAir France: Beirut suspended until September 24, while services to other Middle East destinations are gradually resuming.