Emirates said it is currently operating a reduced flight schedule until further notice following the partial reopening of some regional airspace for the safe conduct of commercial flights.
A spokesperson for the airline said that Emirates will operate more than 100 flights to and from Dubai on 5 and 6 March to transport passengers to their destinations, in addition to carrying essential cargo, including perishables and pharmaceuticals.
The airline added that it will gradually rebuild its flight schedule depending on airspace availability. Emirates also said passengers should proceed to the airport only if they have a confirmed booking. Customers are advised to check the airline’s website and official social media channels for the latest updates.
Meanwhile, Etihad Airways has announced that all scheduled commercial flights to and from Abu Dhabi remain suspended until 6am on Friday, 6 March. Earlier, Etihad flights were suspended until 2pm on Wednesday, 4 March.
flydubai has partially resumed its scheduled flights. The airline announced it will resume scheduled flights to several destinations across its network from 5 March. It also added that operations to some destinations continue to be impacted where airspace restrictions remain in place.
Air Arabia has extended its suspension of flights to and from the UAE until 3pm on Monday, 9 March, amid ongoing regional disruptions.
In addition, limited flight operations have resumed at Zayed International Airport (AUH) following a period of disruption, in coordination with the Emergencies, Crises and Disasters Management Center – Abu Dhabi (ADCMC). Passengers holding confirmed tickets are advised to contact their respective airlines for the latest flight schedules and to travel to the airport only after receiving guidance from their airline on when to arrive for departure from AUH.