Emirates has announced the extension of the suspension of all its flights to and from the Iranian capital, Tehran, until Saturday, July 5, 2025, in light of regional developments, according to an official update published on the airline's website yesterday, Saturday, June 28.
The airline confirmed that passengers bound for Iran via Dubai will not be allowed to travel from their point of origin until further notice, according to the Emirates website.
Meanwhile, Emirates said its flights to Baghdad will resume from Tuesday, July 1, while flights to Basra will return starting Wednesday, July 2, 2025. Passengers bound for Iraq via Dubai will also be allowed to continue their journeys from their points of departure.
The airline advised customers affected by flight cancellations to contact their travel agents for rebooking, while passengers who booked their tickets directly with Emirates can contact the airline directly to make the necessary changes. It also urged all customers to update their contact details through the "Manage Booking" service on the airline's website to ensure they receive the latest updates.
Emirates stressed that the safety of its passengers, employees and operations remains its top priority, noting that it is closely monitoring developments and apologizes for any inconvenience to customers' travel plans.
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