Flights to the UAE have resumed from Multan International Airport, restoring operations to key destinations including Dubai and Sharjah from Pakistan.
According to airport officials, a total of six outbound flights from Multan are scheduled for departure today to Dubai, Sharjah, and Abu Dhabi.
Flights operating on time include:
- G9-559 to Sharjah
- FZ-326 and EK-2103 to Dubai
- 3L-336 to Abu Dhabi
- FZ-340 and EK-2117 to Dubai
Pakistan International Airlines flight from Multan to Dubai (PK-810) and its return flight (PK-811) from Dubai to Multan have been cancelled, authorities confirmed.
Meanwhile, airport sources said that 11 inbound flights are expected to land at Multan International Airport during the day, indicating a gradual normalisation of flight operations.
The resumption of flights comes as travel conditions improve, offering relief to passengers affected by earlier disruptions.
Dubai airport issued fresh alert for travellers
Dubai have issued a fresh travel advisory, warning passengers of potential disruptions due to adverse weather expected between March 23 and 27.
Dubai Airports urged travellers heading to Dubai International Airport and Al Maktoum International Airport to allow extra time for their journeys and check flight updates directly with airlines, as reduced visibility and wet road conditions could impact travel.
Meanwhile, Sharjah International Airport also requested passengers that weather conditions may affect flight schedules and advised them to stay updated before departure.
Airlines issue key travel instructions
Emirates
Passengers flying between March 23 and 27 are advised to:
- Arrive at least 2 hours before departure
- Check flight status before leaving home
- Update contact details for alerts
- Monitor emails for delays or cancellations
The airline is currently operating a limited number of flights due to operational constraints.
Options for passengers:
- Rebook flights until May 31, 2026
- Request refunds online
- Contact travel agents for assistance
Etihad Airways
Operating reduced services from Abu Dhabi, the airline advised:
- Travel only with a confirmed booking
- Check flight status online
- Keep contact details updated
Passengers with tickets issued before February 28 for travel until April 15 can rebook or request refunds free of charge until May 15, 2026.
The airline also warned travellers to avoid fake social media accounts, stressing it never asks for sensitive information online.
Travel advisory in effect
The airport officials stated that weather-related disruptions remain possible, and passengers are encouraged to stay updated with airlines before heading to the airport.
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