Operations at Dubai International Airport, one of the world’s busiest aviation hubs, have partially resumed after authorities temporarily suspended activity on Saturday following the aerial interception of an object near the airport.
Airport officials confirmed that some flights have begun operating again, although services remain limited as authorities continue monitoring the situation.
Passengers Advised Not to Travel Unless Instructed
Airport authorities and airlines have urged travellers to avoid heading to the airport unless they have received confirmation from their airline.
In a message shared on X, Emirates said that passengers with confirmed bookings for afternoon flights may proceed to the airport.
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Add Hunterfly on GoogleThe airline stated that travellers with valid tickets — including those transiting through Dubai with connecting flights currently operating — are permitted to travel to the airport as scheduled.
Explosions Reported Near Airport Area
Earlier in the day, reports of explosions were heard in parts of Dubai, prompting authorities to temporarily suspend operations at the airport as a precaution.
The disruption affected several flights before limited services gradually resumed later.
Monitoring Continues
Authorities have not yet released full details regarding the intercepted object or the circumstances that led to the disruption.
Airport operations are expected to continue resuming gradually as security assessments are completed and flight schedules stabilize.
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Add Hunterfly on GooglePassengers are advised to stay updated with their respective airlines for the latest travel information.
