Amid rising tensions between Iran and Israel, airline staff were airlifted from Dubai after limited flight operations gradually resumed in the region. The move came as aviation authorities cautiously reopened air routes following days of major disruptions.
Flights had been largely suspended across the United Arab Emirates after escalating regional conflict led to airspace restrictions and security concerns. Major hubs including Dubai International Airport and airports in Abu Dhabi faced widespread cancellations, leaving thousands of passengers stranded.
As limited operations restarted, airlines began repositioning aircraft and evacuating operational staff to ensure safety and restore services. Aviation authorities confirmed that these controlled departures were part of emergency arrangements designed to support both airline crews and stranded travelers.
The resumption of selected flights has provided significant relief to passengers who had been stuck in Dubai and Abu Dhabi due to the sudden shutdown of regional airspace. Authorities stated that operations will continue to expand gradually as security conditions improve and airspace restrictions are eased.
