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Emirates will continue operating a reduced flight schedule until further notice, following the partial reopening of regional airspace for commercial operations. According to a report by Gulf News, the airline said that on March 5 and 6, more than 100 flights will depart from and return to Dubai. These services will carry passengers travelling to their final destinations, along with essential cargo, including perishables and pharmaceuticals.
Emirates urged passengers not to travel to the airport without a confirmed booking, stating that operations will gradually increase depending on airspace availability and operational requirements. The carrier reiterated that safety remains its top priority.
As per Gulf News report, the update comes as UAE airlines adjust schedules amid ongoing regional airspace disruptions. Other carriers have also implemented temporary changes, while authorities continue managing travel procedures and passenger movement across airports in coordination with relevant agencies.
Emirates said it will rebuild its network progressively as conditions allow, ensuring safe and stable operations in line with regulatory approvals.
Emirates urged passengers not to travel to the airport without a confirmed booking, stating that operations will gradually increase depending on airspace availability and operational requirements. The carrier reiterated that safety remains its top priority.
As per Gulf News report, the update comes as UAE airlines adjust schedules amid ongoing regional airspace disruptions. Other carriers have also implemented temporary changes, while authorities continue managing travel procedures and passenger movement across airports in coordination with relevant agencies.
Emirates said it will rebuild its network progressively as conditions allow, ensuring safe and stable operations in line with regulatory approvals.
