Emirates Airline’s President, Tim Clark, declared the restoration of regular flight schedules, ensuring stranded passengers are accommodated and their baggage delivered promptly. A dedicated task force has been mobilized to manage the retrieval and delivery of approximately 30,000 items of left-behind baggage.
Adverse weather conditions necessitated flight diversions and cancellations, with nearly 400 flights affected over three days due to operational challenges stemming from staffing and supply shortages. Clark emphasized the airline’s twin priorities: addressing customer needs amid disruption and restoring operational efficiency.
Acknowledging the ongoing efforts to clear the backlog of rebooked passengers and baggage, Clark appealed for patience and understanding from customers during the recovery phase.
Similarly, flydubai has resumed full flight operations from Dubai International’s Terminals 2 and 3. The airline remains committed to prioritizing passenger welfare amidst any travel disruptions.
Both airlines underscored their dedication to passenger care and the resolution of any lingering inconveniences caused by the disruptions. As operations return to normalcy, efforts are concentrated on minimizing further impact on travelers’ plans and ensuring a seamless travel experience for all passengers.