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Emirates resumes flights on Saturday after brief suspension
Dubai Airports partially resumes operations with some flights out of DXB and DWC
One week of Iran war: Global economy feels the heat with energy and aviation hit
Inflation fears surge with Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, disrupting supply flows
Dubai and Abu Dhabi airports resume limited flights following Iranian strikes
Passengers should only turn up at airports if contacted first
Dubai and Abu Dhabi suspend flights as Gulf states close airspace
FlightRadar24 shows airspace emptying over Iran, Israel, Iraq and Jordan
Flydubai positive on travel demand despite dip in 2025 post-tax profit
Airline reports fifth consecutive year of profit thanks to 'operational resilience'
Dubai plane lessor DAE to acquire Macquarie AirFinance for $7 billion
Deal will create combined fleet of 1,029 owned, managed and committed aircraft
Etihad Airways aims to hire up to 3,000 employees a year until 2030
Abu Dhabi-based airline last year employed 3,200 people
Etihad Airways posts record profit with plans to invest $21.8bn by 2035
Airline has contingency plans for rising geopolitical risks, says CEO
France's Safran to open $332m aircraft landing gear plant in Morocco
Factory will help expand production of Airbus A320s and create 500 jobs
Emirates to halt Algeria flights in February 2027
Dubai-based carrier confirms flights to and from the country are currently operating as scheduled
InterviewDubai Airports chief says Middle East crises will not harm growth
Markets hit by turmoil make up 2% of DXB's total passenger volumes
Liquids and laptops stay in hand luggage as Dubai airport installs AI scanners
More than 100 scanners to be rolled out in 2026, with six already in place, Dubai Airports chief says
'Lifeblood of Dubai': Record growth as DXB edges towards 100 million passengers
Passenger traffic is expected to rise to 99.5 million this year
Saudi Arabia signs Syria investment deals in sectors from aviation to property
Kingdom's Minister of Investment Khalid Al Falih leads delegation to Damascus
What a weaker dollar means for your wallet, from holidays to groceries
Remittances, studying abroad, electronics and luxury goods could become pricier, experts say
