What UAE residents need to know about the US-Iran standoff this evening
Dubai: UAE airports remain open and operational this evening, but travellers should be prepared for delays, cancellations and last-minute changes as airlines continue to monitor the regional security situation. Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah airports reported disruptions on Friday, with some flights delayed or cancelled. Passengers are being advised to check with their airline before leaving for…
UAE residents should be aware of several developments impacting the region this evening. UAE airports, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, are reporting disruptions with some flights delayed or cancelled. Passengers are advised to check their airline's website or app before traveling, monitor SMS and email notifications, and allow extra time for check-in and security procedures.
Oil prices have risen above $100 a barrel due to concerns over regional conflict and possible disruption to Gulf energy supplies. Despite this, oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz have recovered towards pre-war levels. However, the situation remains vulnerable to further escalation. Saudi Arabia intercepted two ballistic missiles and four drones launched by the Iran-aligned Houthis in Yemen, causing damage to buildings and vehicles but no casualties.
UAE President met with US Senator Joni Ernst in Abu Dhabi to discuss ties and regional security. The aviation situation remains uneven, with some flights operating normally and others delayed or cancelled. UAE residents should check their airline's status and be prepared for potential delays or cancellations.
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