UAE, Gulf Aviation Resumes Flights - Recovery Ahead?

March 17, 2026·about 2 hours ago·via Gulf News

Dubai and Abu Dhabi prepare to soar again as Emirates leads the charge toward full flight capacity amid Middle East aviation recovery. UAE airspace gradually reopens after partial closures due to geopolitical tensions, with Emirates and Etihad resuming limited services while Qatar Airways and Gulf Air follow suit at reduced levels. Between March 1 and 12, UAE airports handle 1.4 million passengers, achieving nearly 45% recovery in operating levels compared to pre-crisis capacity.

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