Every airline pausing flights to Dubai International Airport right now
Check timelines, refunds and rebooking rules before you travel
DUBAI – Travellers heading through Dubai International Airport are being advised to check their flight status carefully, as multiple international carriers continue to suspend operations.
While Emirates and flydubai are maintaining reduced but wide-ranging schedules, several global airlines have extended cancellations. These international carriers are offering a mix of refunds, flexible rebooking and travel credits, with timelines varying significantly.
Here’s the latest airline-by-airline breakdown of suspensions and passenger options.
Aegean Airlines
Aegean Airlines has suspended all Dubai flights until June 29, 2026. Passengers can request refunds or credit vouchers, or change tickets free of charge for travel up to July 31.
airBaltic
Latvia’s airBaltic has halted services to and from Dubai until October 24. The airline says operations will resume when conditions are deemed safe, with passengers being contacted directly.
Air Canada
Air Canada has cancelled all Dubai flights until September 7. Travellers can rebook for later dates, switch destinations or opt for travel credit.
Air France
Air France has suspended flights until May 3, with the return service scheduled for May 4 also cancelled. Customers can postpone or cancel trips free of charge.
British Airways
British Airways has extended cancellations to Dubai until May 31. Passengers can rebook, travel later or request a full refund for bookings valid through October 31.
Cathay Pacific
Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific has cancelled flights to Dubai until June 30. Customers booked up to July 31 can rebook, reroute or request refunds without fees.
Finnair
Finnair has suspended services until March 29. Customers unable to reroute are advised to apply for refunds, with further assistance available via customer service.
Eurowings
Eurowings has paused all Dubai operations until October 24 as part of wider Lufthansa Group adjustments.
KLM
KLM has suspended flights until June 14. Affected passengers can rebook free of charge or request refunds via its booking platform.
Korean Air
Korean Air has cancelled its Seoul Incheon–Dubai route until May 31 and advises passengers to check flight status before travel.
Lufthansa Group
The Lufthansa Group, including Lufthansa, SWISS, ITA Airways and Austrian Airlines, has suspended Dubai flights until at least May 31 due to reduced airport capacity.
Pegasus Airlines
Pegasus Airlines has cancelled flights to Dubai until May 1. Passengers can receive full refunds, convert tickets to open bookings or change dates without fees.
Philippine Airlines
Philippine Airlines has suspended its Manila–Dubai route until at least April 30. Rebooking and refund options are available through official channels.
Royal Air Maroc
Royal Air Maroc has cancelled all Dubai services until May 31 and advised passengers not to travel to the airport, instead contacting booking agents.
Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines has suspended its SQ494 and SQ495 services until May 31. Passengers will be rebooked or offered refunds.
SunExpress
SunExpress has paused flights to Dubai until April 30, offering free rebooking or full refunds to affected travellers.