Qatar Airways will operate emergency flights starting March 5 to help stranded passengers, although the airspace remains closed.
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Although Qatar's airspace remains closed, Qatar Airways has announced that it will begin operating a limited number of emergency flights starting March 5. These flights are intended to assist passengers stranded in the region due to the current situation. Flights will depart from Muscat to destinations such as London Heathrow, Berlin, Copenhagen, Madrid, Rome, and Amsterdam, while another flight will depart from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to Frankfurt. The company emphasized that passengers must wait for an official notification before heading to the airport. Qatar Airways' main operations remain suspended until the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority announces the reopening of the airspace. Passengers will receive additional information about the next steps to follow.
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