DXB in recovery mode after weather disruption

iStock

Dubai International Airport is in recovery mode on Sunday after a total of 22 flights were cancelled overnight due to the weather conditions, while one was diverted to Dubai World Central (DWC).

A Dubai Airports' spokesperson told ARN News that most of the backlog has been cleared but passengers are being reminded to reach the airport well in advance and to check the flight status with their airlines.

Flydubai confirmed that it cancelled 13 flights in total, while Emirates Airline said it also faced some disruptions.

Here's the list of flights flydubai cancelled on January 12:

FZ 1040 Salalah (SLL) - Dubai (DXB)
FZ 174 Alexandria (HBE) - Dubai (DXB)
FZ 1681/2 Dubai (DXB) – Naples (NAP) – Dubai (DXB)
FZ 174 Alexandria (HBE) – Dubai (DXB)
FZ 203/4 Dubai (DXB) – Erbil (EBL) – Dubai (DXB)
FZ 205/6 Dubai (DXB) - Sulaimaniyah (ISU) – Dubai (DXB)
FZ 215/6 Dubai (DXB) – Baghdad (BGW) – Dubai (DXB)
FZ 221/2 Dubai (DXB) – Najaf (NJF) – Dubai (DXB)
FZ 301/2 Dubai (DXB) - Kabul (KBL) - Dubai (DXB)
FZ 055/6 Dubai (DXB) – Kuwait (KWI) – Dubai (DXB)
FZ 601/2 Dubai (DXB) – Djibouti (JIB) – Dubai (DXB)
FZ 1586 Krabi (KBV) – Yangon (RGN)
FZ 1227/8 Dubai (DXB) – Basra (BSR) – Dubai (DXB)

More from Local News

News

  • UAE leaders offer condolences to Brazil over tornado victims

    President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, on Sunday, sent a message of condolences to Brazil President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, over the victims of the tornado that hit the state of Paraná, which resulted in several deaths and injuries.

  • UAE takes part in G20 Health Ministers meeting in South Africa

    The UAE participated in the G20 Health Ministers Meeting and the G20 Joint Finance and Health Ministers Meeting, held in Polokwane, South Africa, on November 6-7, which brought together ministers and senior officials, along with representatives of several international organisations.

  • WHO delegation receives medical supplies at Emirati field hospital in Rafah

    The Emirati field hospital in Rafah welcomed a delegation from the World Health Organisation (WHO) as part of a visit to review the UAE’s humanitarian and medical initiatives under Operation Chivalrous Knight 3, aimed at enhancing cooperation to bolster the healthcare sector in Gaza.