Emirates Airlines is targeting a full restoration of its international flight capacity by March 29, only weeks after a major regional security crisis forced the complete grounding of flights across the United Arab Emirates.
The ambitious recovery plan comes after Iran launched a series of ballistic missile and drone attacks across the Persian Gulf region, prompting the closure of civilian airspace on February 28. Despite the ongoing security concerns, Dubai-based Emirates has moved aggressively to restart operations, outpacing other airlines in the region that remain cautious about restoring flights.
Currently, Emirates is operating about 61% of its pre-conflict schedule, steadily rebuilding its global network through Dubai International Airport (DXB),
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