Customer options for bookings between February 28 and March 31:

Rebook to another flight on or before 30 April. Contact your travel agent if booked through one, or Emirates directly if booked online.
Request a refund via the online form or through your agent.

City check-in points in Dubai remain temporarily closed. Flight updates and operational notices are available on emirates.com.

flydubai

flydubai is operating a reduced network schedule. Passengers booked between February 28 and March 31 may rebook within 30 days at no extra charge. Only operating connecting flights via Dubai are accepted. Flight durations and transit times may be longer due to temporary rerouting.

Passengers should:

Check flight status before heading to the airport.
Book or manage flights via the website, app, Contact Centre (+971 600 54 44 45), Travel Shops, or authorised agents.
Ensure contact details are up to date.

The airline thanks customers for their patience as operations gradually resume with safety as the top priority.

Travellers in the UAE should check flight status and confirm bookings before travelling. Etihad Airways, Emirates, Air Arabia, and flydubai are gradually restoring flights while maintaining strict safety and operational protocols.

Air Arabia

Air Arabia has resumed a limited number of flights to and from the UAE. Bookings can be made through the website, mobile app, or travel agents. Passengers affected by previous cancellations may rebook if modification or refund options remain unused.

flydubai

Air Arabia

Confirm bookings before travel

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