The airline has issued new travel advice, including travel to Glasgow, after flights were cancelled and grounded following the conflict in the Middle East

Flights between Seattle and its two Middle Eastern destinations – Dubai in the United Arab Emirates and Doha, Qatar – were canceled beginning Feb. 28.

March 9 () - Global air travel remains severely disrupted after the war in Iran forced the closure of key Middle Eastern hubs including Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi, stranding tens of thousands of passengers worldwide and disrupting thousands of flights.

Major UAE airlines like Emirates, Etihad, Flydubai, and Air Arabia are running fewer flights due to airspace issues. Passengers can rebook or get refunds. Travelers should confirm flights before going to the airport.

Emirates has announced it is operating flights to a number of destinations including Dublin, with reduced schedules following the Middle East conflict that has left thousands stranded

Emirates has announced it is operating flights from Dubai to Dublin amid reduced schedules during the Middle East conflict, with new guidance for Irish passengers

Emirates and flydubai have resumed flight operations at Dubai International Airport following a temporary suspension due to safety concerns.According to Gulf News, Emirates confirmed the update on social media,

The airline has issued new travel advice today after flights were cancelled and grounded following the conflict in the Middle East

Emirates has issued new guidance on its reduced flight schedules leaving Dubai, as airlines continue to grapple with the Middle East conflict. The airline is now operating flights to destinations including Dublin.

UAE hotels are assuring travellers of stable prices and support amidst regional air travel disruptions. Prioritising guest safety and flexible bookings, the hospitality sector is working with authorities to aid stranded passengers.