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Emirates, Etihad, flydubai report mixed flight operations on November 4

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UAE flight operations remain mixed on November 4, with more international airlines preparing to return ahead of the winter travel rush while regional disruption continues to affect services. Etihad, Emirates, flydubai and Air Arabia have issued updates on cancellations, suspensions and resumptions across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah. Dubai's winter flight schedule is expanding, with British Airways resuming London–Dubai flights on November 3, followed by Lufthansa, SWISS and Eurowings on November 25. However, regional tensions continue to disrupt operations. Etihad Airways has extended the suspension of flights between Abu Dhabi and Dammam and Riyadh until November 19. Iranian airline flights to and from the UAE remain suspended until further notice. Emirates and flydubai codeshare flights to Tel Aviv also remain on hold. Dubai International Airport shows multiple delays and cancellations, with several SpiceJet flights to Indian cities delayed and Flynas services to Riyadh and Gassim cancelled.

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Reported by: Gulf News 4 Nov 2026 Read the original ↗ More from Gulf News →

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Gulf News (UAE).

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4 Nov 2026.

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Read the original at Gulf News: https://gulfnews.com/business/aviation/uae-flight-status-emirates-etihad-travel-updates-cancellations-delays-1.500735354

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