Resumption of Flights: Etihad and Emirates Take to the Skies Again
Etihad and Emirates, long-haul carriers based in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, resumed limited flights amidst conflicts. After a halt due to ongoing war, they started operations Monday afternoon. Flight-tracking data indicated Etihad led the restart. Dubai urged passengers to visit the airport only if directly informed.
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- United Arab Emirates
Etihad and Emirates airlines, prominent long-haul carriers from Abu Dhabi and Dubai respectively, resumed limited flight operations on Monday. This restart follows a suspension due to ongoing war-related disruptions.
Etihad planes were first noted in the skies, as confirmed by flight-tracking services. Both airlines picked up operations Monday afternoon, marking a tentative return to service.
Dubai's government has advised caution, instructing travelers to approach the airport only if they are contacted directly by airline representatives.
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