Flying today from UAE? Emirates, Etihad, Air Arabia flight cancellations and latest updates
Dubai: UAE travellers flying today are advised to check their flight status before leaving for the airport, as Emirates, Etihad Airways and Air Arabia continue to report changes on selected regional services, while other flights remain scheduled. The latest changes are concentrated on services between the UAE and Bahrain, Kuwait and other regional destinations. Passengers should also allow extra…
UAE travelers are urged to verify their flight status prior to heading to the airport, as Emirates, Etihad Airways, and Air Arabia continue to report changes on selected regional services. The latest disruptions are primarily affecting routes between the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, and other neighboring destinations.
Passengers should allocate additional time at airports during the busy summer travel season. For real-time updates, download the Gulf News app.
The Strait of Hormuz crisis deepens after two of ADNOC's vessels were attacked while transiting the waterway. Despite no injuries, the incident highlights growing concerns over oil stockpiles and increased scrutiny from the IEA.
Additionally, two tankers were targeted by attacks, and pollution worries arise as oil washes up near Qeshm Island and a major spill occurs off Oman. The US is ramping up economic and military pressure on Iran, while Tehran denies claims of normal shipping through the Strait.
Emirates Airways confirmed the operation of flights EY643 and EY644 between Abu Dhabi and Bahrain, but cancelled EY641-EY642, EY645-EY646, and EY647-EY648 until August 21. Passengers on these cancelled flights will receive alternative travel arrangements.
Etihad Airways' flights EY641-EY642, EY645-EY646, and EY647-EY648 are cancelled until August 21. The airline will assist affected passengers with reaccommodation on other services.
Air Arabia reported cancellations on several UAE-regional services, including G9107 (Sharjah to Bahrain), G9068 (Sharjah to Kuwait), G9124 (Sharjah to Kuwait), G9132 (Sharjah to Doha), and 3L020 (Abu Dhabi to Kuwait). Passengers must check their individual flight status before traveling.
Other international airlines, such as British Airways, Philippine Airlines, Air France, Turkish Airlines, Air Canada, and Singapore Airlines, have also adjusted or suspended select Gulf services due to security concerns. Stay informed through official airline websites and apps for the most up-to-date information.
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