The United Arab Emirates has announced that they will cover accommodation, meals, and rebooking of flights for over 20,000 passengers affected by the closure of airspace.

The authorities in the United Arab Emirates have announced measures to support over 20,000 passengers stranded due to disruptions in aviation and the closure of airspace. These measures include covering accommodation costs, meals, and rescheduling flights, communicated through a letter to hotels.

The General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has activated operational plans to manage the situation and ensure organized air traffic, despite the attacks from Iran. Airports and national airlines are collaborating to minimize disruptions, rerouting flights and expediting rescheduling. Affected passengers have received temporary accommodation and meals, and the GCAA is continuously monitoring the situation to adjust flight schedules and safely resume normal operations. Passengers are advised to stay informed through official channels and to remain in contact with airlines for updates.