Operations at Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) were suspended indefinitely on Saturday, February 28, 2026, following the closure of national airspace amid escalating regional security tensions.
Airport authorities confirmed that all departures and arrivals have been halted “until further notice.” No timetable has been announced for the resumption of services.
Passengers scheduled to travel through Dubai’s aviation hubs were advised to contact their airlines for rebooking and travel updates.
The suspension follows reports of regional missile activity and heightened military developments, prompting aviation regulators to close airspace across the United Arab Emirates as a precautionary measure.
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Major carriers operating through Dubai began announcing cancellations and diversions shortly after the closure.
Officials have not reported any damage to airport infrastructure or security incidents.
The airspace shutdown is part of wider regional precautions as neighboring states monitor the security situation.
Dubai’s airports serve as critical global transit hubs, and the suspension is expected to disrupt international travel schedules.
Authorities said updates will be provided as conditions evolve and assessments continue.
Further information will be released as developments unfold.