Dubai International Airport and Abu Dhabi's Zayed International Airport saw another morning of flight delays and cancellations on Tuesday, affecting Emirates, flydubai, Air Arabia and other regional carriers as regional tensions continue to unsettle aviation, Gulf News reported.
Cancellations from Dubai included flydubai's FZ157 to Beirut and FZ209 to Erbil, flyadeal's F3506 to Riyadh and four Israir flights to Tel Aviv. Air Arabia cancelled two Sharjah-Kuwait services and one flight to Bahrain, and an Abu Dhabi-Kuwait flight was also cancelled.
Emirates said its flights to Bahrain, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia are operating, with minor delays on some early-morning services, while its codeshare flights with flydubai to and from Tel Aviv remain suspended. flydubai advised passengers departing Dubai to arrive at least four hours before departure and to check in online where available.

The newspaper noted that some disruptions may be due to operational or technical reasons rather than the security situation. Britain has lifted its broad warning against travel to the UAE, the United States keeps the country at Level 3, "Reconsider Travel," and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency has extended its conflict-zone bulletin to November 16, 2026.
Residents of the UAE, including members of the Turkish community, and transit passengers are advised to check their flight status on the airline's website or app before leaving home, as schedules can change at short notice.