Limited Flight Operations Resume at Dubai International and Al Maktoum
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DXB and DWC reopen partially as Emirates and flydubai prioritize stranded passengers
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Dubai Airports announced that operations at Dubai International (DXB) and Al Maktoum International (DWC) will partially resume starting Monday evening, March 2, with only a small number of flights cleared to operate.
Travel Only If Your Flight is Confirmed
Passengers are strongly advised not to head to the airports unless their airline has directly contacted them with confirmed departure details. Dubai Airports emphasized that this step is crucial to avoid congestion and ensure smooth processing for all travelers.
The General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) confirmed that these exceptional flight operations aim to help passengers affected by recent regional developments depart safely. Airlines will notify affected passengers directly regarding schedules and destinations.
Emirates Prioritizes Earlier Bookings
Coinciding with Dubai Airports’ announcement, Emirates confirmed it will operate a limited number of flights starting tonight, focusing on passengers with earlier bookings. Rebooked travelers will be contacted directly. All other flights remain suspended until further notice.
flydubai Follows Suit
flydubai also confirmed it will operate a limited number of flights this evening. Travelers are advised to update their contact details via the “Manage Your Booking” portal and check flight status online before heading to the airport.
With these careful steps, Dubai’s airports are slowly reopening while keeping passenger safety and efficiency a priority.