UAE travel: Emirates resumes limited flights to 82 global destinations across six continents
Dubai Airports report surge in departures and outbound seats
DUBAI – Emirates has resumed a reduced flight schedule following the limited reopening of airspace, operating flights to 82 destinations worldwide.
Passengers are advised to travel only if they hold confirmed bookings, as city check-in points across Dubai remain temporarily closed.
The airline continues to monitor operational developments and will update its schedule accordingly.
Flight advisory
Customers booked between 28 February and 31 March 2026 have options to rebook on alternate flights until 30 April or request a full refund. Those booking through travel agents must contact their agent, while direct bookings can be managed via Emirates’ official channels.
With the limited re‑opening of airspace, Emirates is operating a reduced flight schedule until further notice. Visit https://t.co/A2RdND1Gjr for more information.
— Emirates Support (@EmiratesSupport) March 5, 2026
These flights are open for booking and we are accommodating customers with earlier bookings as a priority.… pic.twitter.com/a0R100YFUL
Passengers are strongly advised to verify their contact details through the ‘Manage Your Booking’ portal to receive timely updates.
Destinations
Africa
- Abidjan (ABJ)
- Accra (ACC)
- Cape Town (CPT)
- Harare (HRE)
- Johannesburg (JNB)
- Lusaka (LUN)
- Nairobi (NBO)
Europe
- Amsterdam (AMS)
- Athens (ATH)
- Barcelona (BCN)
- Birmingham (BHX)
- Budapest (BUD)
- Dublin (DUB)
- Dusseldorf (DUS)
- Edinburgh (EDI)
- Frankfurt (FRA)
- Hamburg (HAM)
- Istanbul (IST)
- Lisbon (LIS)
- London Gatwick (LGW)
- London Heathrow (LHR)
- Madrid (MAD)
- Manchester (MAN)
- Milan (MXP)
- Moscow (DME)
- Munich (MUC)
- Paris (CDG)
- Prague (PRG)
- Rome (FCO)
- St. Petersburg (LED)
- Vienna (VIE)
- Warsaw (WAW)
- Zurich (ZRH)
Americas
- Chicago (ORD)
- Dallas Fort Worth (DFW)
- Mexico City (MEX)
- New York (JFK)
- Newark (EWR) – via Athens
- San Francisco (SFO)
- Sao Paulo (GRU)
- Toronto (YYZ)
Middle East & North Africa
- Cairo (CAI)
- Casablanca (CMN)
- Jeddah (JED)
- Medina (MED)
Far East & Australasia
- Auckland (AKL)
- Bali (DPS)
- Bangkok (BKK)
- Beijing (PEK)
- Christchurch (CHC) – via Sydney
- Guangzhou (CAN)
- Haneda Tokyo (HND)
- Hanoi (HAN)
- Ho Chi Minh City (SGN)
- Hong Kong (HKG)
- Jakarta (CGK)
- Kuala Lumpur (KUL)
- Manila (MNL)
- Melbourne (MEL)
- Perth (PER)
- Phuket (HKT)
- Seoul (ICN)
- Shanghai (PVG)
- Siem Reap (SAI) – via Bangkok
- Singapore (SIN)
- Sydney (SYD)
- Taipei (TPE)
West Asia & Indian Ocean Islands
- Ahmedabad (AMD)
- Bengaluru (BLR)
- Chennai (MAA)
- Colombo (CMB)
- Delhi (DEL)
- Dhaka (DAC)
- Hyderabad (HYD)
- Islamabad (ISB)
- Karachi (KHI)
- Kochi (COK)
- Lahore (LHE)
- Male (MLE)
- Mauritius (MRU)
- Mumbai (BOM)
- Thiruvananthapuram (TRV)
Dubai Airports operations
Over the past 84 hours, Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) have facilitated more than 1,140 flights, enabling over 105,000 outbound seats to travellers across more than 80 countries.
Over the past 84 hours, more than 1,140 flights have been facilitated at @DXB and DWC to help travellers return home.
— Dubai Airports (@DubaiAirports) March 6, 2026
During the period 2nd-5th March, more than 500 flights have departed DXB and DWC, providing 105,000 outbound seats to more than 80 countries and the number… pic.twitter.com/sIByVZsK1P
From 2 to 5 March, over 500 flights departed DXB and DWC, with daily additions continuing to increase. Passengers are urged to check their flight status before travelling, as the number of daily departures is expanding steadily.