Emirates has confirmed that it is currently operating a reduced flight schedule until further notice following the partial reopening of regional airspace for the safe conduct of commercial flights. The airline stated that this measured approach allows it to resume services responsibly while ensuring that all operational and regulatory requirements are fully met, with safety remaining its highest priority.

For 5 and 6 March, over 100 flights will depart from and return to Dubai, helping passengers reach their final destinations while also carrying essential cargo such as perishables and pharmaceuticals. The airline highlighted that maintaining the movement of critical goods continues to be an important part of its operations, supporting supply chains and time-sensitive shipments during this transitional period.

Emirates will continue to gradually rebuild its flying schedule in line with airspace availability and operational clearances. The situation remains under close review, and the airline has stated that it will adapt its services accordingly as conditions evolve.

Passengers are advised to proceed to the airport only if they have a confirmed booking. Customers are also encouraged to check emirates.com and the airline’s official social media channels regularly for the latest updates and travel advisories. As regional airspace conditions stabilize, Emirates remains committed to restoring its full schedule in a phased and responsible manner, prioritizing passenger safety and operational reliability at every step.