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Airlines like Etihad and Emirates are resuming flights while Qatar Airways remains suspended, with passengers offered refunds or rebookings due to the Middle East conflict. This comes as countries like Germany, Lithuania, and Croatia organize special flights to evacuate citizens from the region, and other airlines like LOT await opportunities to resume flights to affected areas like Dubai.
Abu Dhabi Airport partially resumes operations at AUH from March 2 Khaleej Times
Abu Dhabi Airports confirmed that four people were injured after an “incident” at Dubai International Airport (DXB). The post One dead, 11 injured after Iranian missiles hit UAE airports appeared…
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At least one person died and seven others were injured in an "incident" at Abu Dhabi airport. The news was announced by the company that manages the infrastructure in the early...
Falling debris from intercepted Iranian drones and missiles cause widespread damage across the Gulf.
The UAE has issued urgent advisories for travellers due to a partial airspace closure amid heightened Middle East hostilities.
Emirates airline said it will resume a limited number of flights as early as Monday evening local time.
What we know so far about the US-Israel attacks and Iran's retaliation the-star.co.ke
FOOTBALL legend Graeme Souness was stranded at Abu Dhabi airport due to the escalating conflict in the Middle East. His flight was canceled amid rocket attacks, and he described the situation on social media.
