Updated On: 03 March, 2026 07:47 PM IST | New Delhi | mid-day online correspondent
Emirates said it continues to monitor the situation and will adjust its operational schedule accordingly. Meanwhile, Etihad will conduct some repositioning, cargo and repatriation flights "in coordination with UAE authorities and subject to strict operational and safe

Emirates said it will prioritise customers with earlier bookings as it restarts services in phases. Representational Image
United Arab Emirates (UAE)-based airlines Emirates and Etihad Airways announced on Monday that they will start operating a limited number of flights from the evening, after Dubai airports confirmed a partial resumption of operations, news agency IANS reported. The airport was closed due to the outbreak of hostilities between the US-Israel alliance and Iran since Saturday.
Emirates said it will prioritise customers with earlier bookings as it restarts services in phases. The airline will contact passengers who have been rebooked onto these limited flights directly.