Dubai Airport departures: Flights cancelled and delayed at airport in popular Middle East holiday destination
There is some disruption to departing flights from Dubai Airport. It comes after flights were cancelled at the airport amid tensions in the Middle East.
The war between Iran and Israel saw flights disrupted across the whole region as countries including Israel and Jordan closed their airspaces. Airspaces in the Middle East are now open, however it seems flights are still being disrupted at Dubai Airport.
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Hide AdPassengers are advised to keep up to date with the airport’s website and enquire with their airline regarding the status of their flight. Listed below are the departing flights from Dubai Airport that are delayed and cancelled today.
- 14:25 flight to Lahore - delayed
- 14:25 flight to Riyadh - cancelled
- 15:35 flight to Jeddah - cancelled
- 18:55 flight to Riyadh - cancelled
- 19:25 flight to Ahmedabad - delayed
- 20:20 flight to Riyadh - cancelled
- 20:55 flight to Tehran - cancelled
- 22:50 flight to Riyadh - cancelled


Dubai International Airport has confirmed it is expecting a travel surge in the coming days, and has issued some key advice to all passengers. If you’re jetting off on your holidays in the coming days, the airport has encouraged the following advise be taken on board.
- For those travelling with families, children over the age of 12 can use Smart Gates to speed up the passport control process.
- Arrive no earlier than three hours before departure.
- Utilise online check-in, self-service kiosks and bag drop at DXB Terminal 3.
- DUBZ provides home check-in and baggage collection services, allowing guests to complete their airport formalities from the comfort of their home or hotel.
- Stay informed on flight and gate updates with DXB Express Maps, the wayfinding platform that helps you navigate the airport with a quick QR code scan and search.
- Enhanced support is available for People of Determination, including marked accessibility routes, discreet assistance for guests wearing Sunflower Lanyards from trained staff, and a dedicated Assisted Travel Lounge in DXB Terminal 2.
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