MUSCAT – The airlines said the cancellations will affect all scheduled services to Dubai for the day, following the halt in operations at one of the region’s busiest aviation hubs.
Affected passengers have been offered flexible options, including the ability to rebook their travel for a later date or cancel their tickets and receive a full refund at no additional cost, according to the airlines.
While Dubai flights remain suspended, Air India Express said its ad-hoc services to other UAE destinations — including Abu Dhabi, Ras Al Khaimah and Sharjah — will continue to operate as scheduled.
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The carriers apologised for the disruption, citing unavoidable operational constraints, and said their teams are working to assist affected passengers and help stranded travellers return home as soon as possible.





