Etihad Airways is operating limited flights between Abu Dhabi and a number of major international destinations until 19 March.
The airline has released its updated flight schedule for 10 March. Passengers with confirmed bookings will be placed on these flights, while new tickets can also be booked through the airline’s website. Travellers are advised not to head to the airport unless Etihad has contacted them directly or they hold a confirmed reservation.
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All other scheduled commercial services to and from Abu Dhabi remain suspended. Guests holding Etihad tickets issued on or before 28 February, with original travel dates up to 21 March, may rebook free of charge onto Etihad-operated flights up to 15 May. Travellers on all Etihad flights until 21 March may request a refund through the airline's website or through their travel agent.
Emirates Airline has also resumed operations to and from DXB. Passengers with confirmed bookings, including those transiting through Dubai with operating connections, are advised to head to the airport. Customers can check the flight schedule for upcoming flights on the airline's website.
Passengers booked for travel on or before 30 April can request a refund or manage bookings via the Emirates website. Emirates said the situation remains dynamic and will be monitored continuously.
Air Arabia has started operating a limited number of flights to and from the UAE. Customers whose flights were previously cancelled may also rebook if they have not yet used their modification or refund option. Flights are also available for sale through the Air Arabia website, mobile app, or travel agents.
Flydubai has also resumed operations to and from Dubai. Passengers are advised not to travel ot the airport unless they have a confirmed booking. The airline is closely monitoring the situation.