Fly Dubai: Suspension of Flights to Three Destinations Extended Until June 20

A spokesperson for Flydubai stated, “The current situation in the region continues to affect our flight network, leading to the cancellation, rerouting, or delays of certain flights due to congestion in the airways.”

Flights to Iran, Iraq, and Israel remain suspended until June 20, while we are closely monitoring the situation in Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria, where flights to these destinations are halted until June 16.

We have resumed some flights within our network as conditions permit, and we keep assessing our operations as developments unfold. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by these changes and appreciate our travelers’ understanding during this period. The safety of our passengers and crew remains our highest priority.

We advise our travelers to reach out to the Flydubai contact center in Dubai or their local Flydubai office or travel agent for options regarding rebooking or refunding tickets. Additionally, we recommend that passengers ensure their contact information is updated through the ‘Manage Booking’ section and check their flight status via flydubai.com for the latest updates.

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