Which airlines are cancelling flights to the UK - and what can you do?

Which airlines are cancelling flights to the UK - and what can you do?Just nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleLucy HookerBusiness reporterGetty ImagesThe price of flights has been rising since the start of the conflict in the Middle East, a worry for anyone planning a summer holiday. Some airlines are also cutting back the number of flights they are operating, which could mean travellers facing changes to their plans.Which airlines are cancelling flights?Many airlines that serve the UK have said they plan to operate fewer flights.They include:KLMAir Asia Air Canada Air New Zealand Asiana AirlinesDelta AirlinesKLM LufthansaSASVietjetThe following companies have said they don't plan to change their schedules:British Airways owner IAGEasyJet Jet2Holidays What is happening to flight prices?While some airlines have cut back on the number of flights to save money, others have said they will start charging more per passenger or will put up charges for luggage.These include:Air AsiaAir France-KLMIndigoPakistan International AirlinesThai AirwaysTurkish Airlines-Sun ExpressVirgin AtlanticSome airlines are cutting flights and raising prices, including:Air AsiaAir New ZealandGetty ImagesCan airlines change the price or cancel my flight after I have booked?Rory Boland, travel editor at consumer publication Which?, says overall cancellations will be a very small proportion of the millions of flights in and out of the UK, and the changes will be targeted on routes where there are multiple flights a day so that passengers can be rebooked on to an earlier or later flight.But some passengers may find they are bumped on to a next-day flight, disrupting their holiday plans.Airlines cannot up the price once you have bought your ticket.Low-cost Spanish regional airline Volotea has come under fire for saying it will add a surcharge to tickets it has already sold and is being challenged by local consumer rights groups.An airline or tour operator could only raise the price post-sale...