Emirates Airlines resumes its flights with strict safety standards

Elaf from DubaiOn Thursday, Emirates Airlines will resume its regular flights to 9 destinations: London Heathrow, Frankfurt, Paris, Milan, Madrid, Chicago, Toronto, Sydney and Melbourne, at the same time the carrier will allow its customers to continue their travel between the United Kingdom and Australia via Dubai.

The company had suspended all operational operations due to decisions to suspend airspace in all countries of the world, against the backdrop of the new Corona virus outbreak, which put the company’s fleet in a state of almost complete stoppage, with the exception of conducting some evacuation flights and returning residents or foreign tourists from the state to their countries.

A statement of the government media center in the Emirates said on Thursday that “Dubai airports confirmed their readiness and readiness to support the resumption of scheduled operations for Emirates Airlines through Dubai International Airport,” noting that “all flights will start from Terminal 3 at the airport.”

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The statement added: “Passengers must wear the appropriate personal protection means and arrive at the airport four hours before their flight (not more than four hours) to allow more time for safety and security measures, and in order to maintain public safety requirements and physical distance, passengers will not be allowed Those who do not have confirmed tickets and passengers who do not have the appropriate personal protection means to enter the terminals of the airport. “

He said: “Travelers should also be aware of the dates of the curfew and have a travel ticket to display to Dubai police if requested to do so, as Dubai airports have indicated that precautionary measures have been implemented throughout the airport to preserve the health and safety of our customers and our employees. These include The measures are a protective glass at check-in, passport ports, thermal examination, physical spacing and increased sterilization levels according to international standards established by the relevant authorities. There will be some restaurants, cafes and retail stores open and available to serve travelers. “

Travel will be available to all through these trips if they meet the specific requirements and conditions of entry to the intended destinations, at the same time these trips will also enable residents who are abroad to return to the country after the approval of the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship.

In addition to regular flights, Emirates Airlines continues to work closely with embassies and consulates to facilitate the return of visitors and residents to their countries.

The airline’s website has also begun making reservations to the destinations concerned or through travel agencies.

In the same context, Air Arabia is expected to resume its regular flights to various destinations, Kabeer, Cairo and Amman on the 16th of next June, as the airline’s reservation website shows, while Etihad is also expected to resume scheduled flights early next July.

Globally, some international companies also decided to gradually resume flights, such as the Swiss air force, which decided to return to fly through 190 flights to 41 European destinations only, and also the German Lufthansa Company, which decided to resume its flights again about 180 destinations during next June, including Dubai through 3 weekly flights To Frankfurt, as the Finnish airline “Fin Air” will resume flights again to European and Asian destinations starting next July.

This return coincides with the decision of many countries to reduce travel restrictions, as was the case in Italy, which was one of the countries most affected by the virus, and also Germany decided to ease travel restrictions within the European Union.

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