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Emirates
Passengers can review booking changes, accept new flights, or switch to alternatives within 72 hours of travel. Emirates allows up to nine changes under its waiver (valid till April 30). Travelers should keep contact details updated for real-time alerts. If booked between Feb 28 and April 30, the airline will attempt automatic rebooking, even for connecting flights. Voluntary rebooking is available till June 15.
Etihad Airways
Flights are operating but not fully stable. Some days run smoothly, while others see cancellations. Decisions are being made dynamically based on airspace and safety conditions.
Qatar Airways
No major changes till April 15, with expansion plans targeting 120 destinations by May. However, ticket availability remains limited.
Important Travel Tip (Don’t Ignore This)
If you're planning Middle East travel right now, travel insurance is a must. Medical emergencies can cost ₹2–3 lakh easily, and you can’t purchase insurance after arrival.
Frequent travelers already rely on insurance—it’s affordable (sometimes cheaper than a meal at the airport) and provides peace of mind. Always secure coverage before your trip.
Jazeera Airways
Rapid expansion across India with multiple weekly routes. Dubai operations resumed from March 31, with strong connectivity across India and Pakistan.
Gulf Air
Temporarily expanding its network via Dammam, covering cities like Istanbul, Athens, London, and Paris through April.
Air India
Operating limited flights (42 on April 4), mostly ad-hoc for UAE routes. Saudi routes remain relatively stable.
IndiGo
Running selective Middle East flights, reviewed daily with authorities.
SpiceJet
No new flights announced till April 4.
Akasa Air
Operating select routes, while Doha, Riyadh, and Kuwait flights remain suspended till April 12. Waivers for changes and cancellations are active.
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