Abu Dhabi, UAE – The General Authority of Civil Aviation announced the start of operating exceptional flights at UAE airports.
With the aim of leaving stranded travelers affected by the events that took place in the region.
This is in accordance with the schedules that will be announced by airlines for affected passengers and the destinations concerned.
The Authority called on passengers whose flights are affected not to go to airports until they are contacted and informed of flight times and details by airlines, to avoid congestion and ensure smooth procedures.
Civil Aviation appreciated the cooperation of passengers, stressing that adherence to the instructions issued contributes mainly to facilitating procedures and ensuring regular operational movement.
Emirates
Emirates Airlines announced the operation of a limited number of flights, starting Monday evening, in light of the continued impact of airspace closures in the region on air traffic.
The company explained that it will give priority to customers who have advance reservations.
She indicated that direct contact will be made with passengers who have been rebooked on these limited flights.
It also called on customers not to go to the airport unless they receive notification.
The carrier confirmed that all other flights will remain suspended until further notice, while continuing to closely monitor the situation and update the operational schedule in accordance with developments.
Updates will be published on the website and official channels on social media.
The company called on customers to check the status of their flights and review the latest operational updates on the carrier’s website, and to review their email before heading to the airport, to view any notifications related to changing or canceling flights.
flydubai
Flydubai, for its part, announced that it will operate a limited number of flights, starting Monday evening.
She stressed that the safety of passengers and crew remains her top priority.
The company explained, in a statement, that it continues to work closely with the relevant authorities to ensure a gradual and effective return of flights.
She noted that the situation remains changing and is being continuously monitored, with flight schedules being adjusted in accordance with developments.
Flydubai called on its customers to update their contact information via the “Reservation Management” page, and to check the flight status via the carrier’s website before heading to the airport.
Etihad Airways
In a related context, Etihad Airways said that its scheduled commercial flights to and from Abu Dhabi will continue to be suspended.
She indicated that a limited number of aircraft repositioning flights, cargo flights, and flights to return citizens and residents to their countries will be operated.
This is done in coordination with the relevant authorities in the UAE, after obtaining operational and safety approvals.
For its part, Abu Dhabi Airports announced the resumption of operations at Zayed International Airport on a limited basis, starting Monday evening.
She also called on passengers, via her account on the “X” platform, not to go to the airport before contacting the airlines to see the latest developments regarding their flight schedules.
For its part, the Sharjah International Airport Authority announced a limited resumption of flights from the airport starting Monday, according to a specific operating schedule and in coordination with airlines and relevant authorities.
The airport administration called on travelers to contact airlines to confirm the take-off times of their flights before heading to the airport.
