Following the partial reopening of regional airspace, Emirates is operating a limited number of flights. Passengers are advised to check the latest schedules and book seats in advance.
The airline emphasises that the safety and security of passengers and crew remain the highest priority.
Stay safe online
Passengers are urged not to share booking details, contact information, or personal data in public replies. Fraudsters may misuse this information. Emirates encourages sending a Direct Message (DM) for private assistance.
Before you travel
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Check flight status regularly, even after checking in.
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Review updates on emirates.com.
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Ensure your contact details are current to receive notifications about changes or cancellations.
Options for affected flights (Feb 28–Mar 31)
Rebooked flights
If your flight has been disrupted:
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Emirates will attempt to rebook you on the next available flight, including connecting journeys beyond Dubai.
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No action is needed if you accept the new flight.
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To choose another flight, use Manage Your Booking online, the Emirates App, or contact your travel agent.
Connecting flights
Passengers with cancelled connecting flights in Dubai should not travel to the airport. Rebook your flights before arrival.
Rebooking on alternative flights
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Flights can be changed for travel on or before 30 April 2026.
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Online changes are available if your travel date is within 72 hours.
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Update seat selection, dietary meals, and Chauffeur-drive details when rebooking.
Refund requests
Manage your booking online
Through Manage Your Booking or the Emirates App, you can:
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Review changes to your booking
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Accept or select alternative flights
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Update services like meals, seats, and Chauffeur-drive
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Make up to nine changes under the travel waiver (valid until April 30)
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Update contact details for notifications
