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Emirates resumes scheduled operations after ‘minimal disruption’ following attack

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Published on: 26th June 2025 at 9:39 AM
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Emirates said passengers experienced minimal disruptions to travel plans after this week's events in the Middle East.
Emirates said passengers experienced minimal disruptions to travel plans after this week's events in the Middle East.
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Emirates said passengers experienced minimal disruptions to travel plans after this week’s events in the Middle East, with regularly scheduled flights resuming within a few hours.

The airline said it quickly activated its contingency and disruption plans, with no diversions, only a small number of cancellations and a few flights experiencing longer flight paths due to airspace congestion.

“Despite rapidly evolving regional developments, it’s been business as usual across the Emirates network,” the airline said in a statement. “In the past two weeks, Emirates has maintained scheduled services by rerouting flights to avoid conflict zones, successfully serving over 1.7 million passengers on more than 5,800 flights across its global network and delivering certainty to their travel plans when they needed it the most, while upholding its commitment to safe, reliable travel.

Emirates said it took immediate action by suspending flights only to areas directly impacted by conflict while maintaining operations to all other destinations. Services to Amman and Beirut were briefly suspended but resumed quickly, demonstrating Emirates’ ability to nimbly adapt its operations while prioritising safety, and helping thousands of families start their summer holidays.

“The safety of Emirates’ passengers and crew is its absolute priority, and the airline would never fly if it was not safe to do so,” it said in the statement. “Emirates continuously monitors developments, coordinates with aviation authorities, and assesses every potential risk to ensure all flights are safely rerouted away from conflict zones, all the while meeting the most stringent regulatory requirements.

Over the last two weeks, the airline kept customers informed with regular operational website updates as well as on its social media channels, and reservations teams helped reaccommodate affected customers.

“As Emirates gears up for the busy summer travel season, it will continue to actively monitor developments in co-ordination with the relevant authorities, and the airline’s priority will always be to ensure safe and smooth operations, by adapting quickly and appropriately, so that customers can travel with confidence.”

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