Emirates has shared the latest update for passengers stuck in Pakistan due to strikes in the UAE after the Iran US Israel situation.
The airline said all scheduled flights to and from Dubai will stay suspended until 23:59 UAE time on March 4.
Limited passenger repatriation and cargo flights ran on March 3 and 4.
Passengers who have confirmed bookings or priority tickets are being given first preference.
Emirates has also asked travellers not to go to the airport unless they received direct confirmation from the airline.
The airline is closely watching the situation. Flight schedules may change, and updates will be posted on the official Emirates website.
Emirates has also given the latest updates on passenger queries. Following is the detail.
Flight status and cancellations
Many scheduled flights to and from Dubai are currently cancelled due to strikes. Some special flights ran on March 3 and 4.
You can check updates on Emirates’ official website. Flights are affected because of airspace closures and strikes in the UAE.
Emirates will rebook or refund all cancelled flights if it has been cancelled. You will be informed according to your preference, according to the Emirates update.
Which Emirates flights are currently operating?
Only a few repatriation flights and cargo flights are operating, according to the details. Most regular flights are still suspended.
Refunds and rebooking
You can request a refund online without contacting Emirates. Use the form at emirat.es/refund. Emirates can also rebook passengers for cancelled flights.
The exact time it takes to get a refund from Emirates may vary. However, according to details will process refunds as soon as possible.
What is deadline to request refund for Emirates flights?
You can request a refund for flights on or before March 12. You can also manage your booking and make changes online without having to call at emirat.es/managebooking.
Customer support and contact
You can reach them by phone or direct message (DM) to them on socials. You can visit emirat.es/xdm or go to their official X account.
However, the response may take 48 to 72 hours. Many users have complained that the customer care is taking too long to respond.
The airlines clarified that it is because teams are handling very high volumes of enquiries due to flight disruptions.
Calls are only for urgent matters. However, the wait times may be 2–3 hours. Country numbers are listed at emirat.es/support.
Booking and account management
You can easily update your account details online at emirat.es/managebooking. You can also view, change, or cancel bookings at emirat.es/managebooking.
To see if you are eligible for a refund, it is advised that you see the refund form online. Flights on or before March 12 can be refunded.
In case you booked through a travel agent, you should contact your travel agent directly for rebooking or refunds.
How do I fill out Emirates refund form online?
You have to go to emirat.es/refund and complete the form with your booking details for a refund.
Due to ongoing flight disruptions, our Customer Care teams are experiencing exceptionally high volumes. We're working to resolve all enquiries as quickly as possible. Rest assured, all cancelled flights will be rebooked or refunded as soon as possible, based on your preference.… pic.twitter.com/aneBkGue9y
— Emirates Support (@EmiratesSupport) March 4, 2026
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