Emirates Airlines Extends Flight Cancellations To And From Tehran Until July 5

Emirates Airlines has announced that all flights to and from Tehran will be suspended until July 5, 2025, due to the current regional situation. Additionally, flights to Baghdad will resume on Tuesday, July 1, 2025, and flights to Basra on Wednesday, July 2, 2025. Customers traveling through Dubai to Iraq will be accepted for travel to their original destinations.

The airline stated, “Passengers traveling through Dubai to final destinations in Iran will not be permitted to continue to their starting points until further notice.”

Affected customers are advised to contact their travel agency for rebooking. Those who booked directly with Emirates should reach out to the airline for assistance.

Customers are also encouraged to verify their contact information by visiting the “Manage Booking” section to receive updates.

The airline emphasized that “the safety of our passengers, staff, and operations remains our top priority,” and noted that it is “continuously monitoring developments closely.

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