The international airport in Abu Dhabi has resumed air traffic, with flights to London, Amsterdam, and Paris, after recent disruptions.

Air traffic at Abu Dhabi International Airport has resumed after the disruptions caused by the escalation of tensions in the region have been resolved. An Airbus A308 of the national airline of the United Arab Emirates took off for London, marking the resumption of activity.

According to Euronews sources, several aircraft were ready for departure, and operations at the terminals have gradually resumed. Scheduled flights include destinations such as London, Amsterdam, and Paris, as well as other routes from the Middle East and Asia. The airline has begun to inform passengers about updates, and some of them are being transported from hotels to the airport for boarding. Passengers are advised to check with airlines for the latest information.