New Delhi, June 24 -- Just hours after an Iranian air strike on the Al-Udeid base of the United States in Qatar's capital city, Doha, the Gulf state reopened the airspace over one of the busiest aviation hubs in the world.

However, the quick reopening did not prevent significant travel disruptions at Hamad International Airport in Doha, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded and frustrated.

Typically known for its calm, efficient and quiet luxury environment, ground staff at Hamad International Airport were overwhelmed by travellers looking for a way out after the escalating Middle East conflict crossed their flight plans, Bloomberg reported.

Hundreds of stranded customers stormed transfer desks, crowded escalators, and waiting lounge...