Dubai flights are still being cancelled by these international airlines
To keep you up to date, here's the latest DXB flight cancellation information from international airlines that you need to know about.

If you’re flying from Dubai International Airport this summer, it’s worth checking which airlines are currently operating. DXB is operating at close to full capacity with traffic remaining as busy as usual during the peak summer travel season. While Emirates and flydubai are running wide-ranging schedules, a significant number of major international carriers have not yet resumed flights to DXB. To keep you up to date, here’s when we can expect these international airlines to resume flights to Dubai, according to their latest travel advice. Kazakh airline Air Astana has confirmed it has suspended its route between Almaty and Dubai until Monday August 31. Passengers are entitled to a full refund at the point of purchase, free rebooking to later dates, or rebooking to other international destinations operated by Air Astana. Latvian airline airBaltic has suspended all of its scheduled flights to and from Dubai up to Monday October 26. All affected passengers will be contacted directly as soon as further information becomes available. An online statement also promises that flights will resume once it is safe to operate.
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