By Seun Ibiyemi
Airlines in the United Arab Emirates have begun partially resuming limited flight operations as regional airspace restrictions continue to affect aviation activities across the Middle East.
According to airline updates and local media reports, passengers have been advised to travel to airports only if they possess confirmed bookings or have been directly contacted by their airlines, as flight schedules remain subject to safety checks and operational clearance.
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Major UAE carriers, including Emirates, Etihad Airways, flydubai and Air Arabia, said they are currently operating reduced schedules while closely monitoring developments and adjusting their operations accordingly.
The airlines stressed that the safety of passengers and crew remains their top priority, urging travellers to stay updated through official communication channels as schedules may change depending on evolving airspace conditions.
