Emirates Airlines lifts the partial ban… and Flydubai restores its full operations
Employees at Dubai Airports, Emirates Airlines, Flydubai, and all employees of the relevant authorities in Dubai and the UAE have shown great flexibility in dealing with the disruptions the aviation sector has seen as a result on the challenges posed by the difficult weather and bad rain.
The heavy rain affected tanker operations, which led to the departure and cancellation of some flights Under these special circumstances, a spirit of unity and cooperation emerged between airport workers , airlines, and the official competent authorities.
Despite the great challenges that come with the weather disturbances, the decision of the teams paid off when the work gradually returned to normal.
Dubai’s collective efforts demonstrate ability to manage challenges Despite circumstances beyond our control, the aviation sector in Dubai has demonstrated its unique capabilities.
Dubai Airports said: “We take our hats off to our dear guests for their understanding, and we confirm that we are working side by side with the airlines and our strategic partners to return operational activities to their normal smooth state as soon as possible. .”
Dubai Airports, on Thursday, announced the re-opening of travel procedures for passengers departing from Terminal 3 at Dubai Airport for flights operated by Emirates Airlines and Flydubai.
She said: “The departure hall in Terminal 3 is currently seeing a lot of demand from passengers. Passengers are therefore advised not to proceed to Terminal 3 unless they have a confirmed flight destination.”
She urged passengers to contact the airline they are traveling on to get the latest developments related to their flights.
Dubai Airports continued: “For us, we are working hard to complete travel procedures for passengers as quickly as possible to deliver everyone to their intended travel destinations . “
Emirates Airlines announced that check-in for passengers from Dubai will be suspended, as customers can now complete travel procedures for their scheduled flights. They urged the customers to go to the airport only if they have a confirmed flight, as the airport is still full.
She said: “Customers who have had their flights canceled will need to contact their travel agent or the Emirates Airlines call center to rebook. Emirates Airlines invites customers to check the latest updates to the flight schedule via the website, as customers can expect delays in departing flights and arrive. “
Flydubai has returned to full normal operations from Dubai International Airport, following the effects of the weather and depression over the past two days.
The carrier said in a statement: “Flights have resumed from Terminals 2 and 3 at Dubai International Airport, with expected delays in the flight schedule.”
Flydubai explained: “Our flights are operating today, but we expect delays before you leave for the airport, please check the flight status on the carrier’s website.”
Flydubai called on passengers to complete travel procedures online before leaving for the airport and to allow extra time for their journey to the airport.
On Thursday, EgyptAir resumed its flights to and from Dubai, after stopping for one day due to the weather.
2024-04-18 20:25:02
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