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Flying from UAE today? Emirates, Etihad, Air Arabia, flydubai flight cancellations and delays

Dubai: UAE travellers flying today face a mixed picture as airlines continue to operate services amid renewed escalation in the US-Iran conflict, with some flights running normally while others have been cancelled or delayed. Emirates, Etihad Airways and flydubai are operating a number of regional services, while Air Arabia has cancelled flights to Kuwait and Bahrain. At Dubai International…

Flying from UAE today? Emirates, Etihad, Air Arabia, flydubai flight cancellations and delays

UAE travellers face mixed fortunes as airlines grapple with the ongoing US-Iran conflict. Emirates, Etihad Airways and flydubai are still operating regional services, while Air Arabia has cancelled routes to Kuwait and Bahrain. Dubai International Airport reports several international flights cancelled or delayed, including an Air France service to Paris.

The situation remains fluid, with US Vice President JD Vance warning of various options available amid escalating tensions. UAE airlines Etihad and Emirates advise passengers to check their official channels for the latest updates, while flydubai suggests arriving early and checking flight status. Other carriers such as Air Arabia, Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways, Air India, and Air India Express have also adjusted their schedules.

Travel advisories from the UK, US, Australia, and Canada caution of heightened risks and encourage vigilance.

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