Emirates Airlines is demonstrating its commitment to providing the best possible service to its customers, and returning to its normal flight schedule as soon as possible.
Emirates Airlines is still working hard to deal with the repercussions of the floods that swept Dubai last week, which caused travel disruption and the cancellation of some flights.
The company is making great efforts to reorganize its flights, rebook tickets for affected passengers, and deliver stuck luggage.
The company explained in an official statement that it has formed dedicated work teams to deal with this task, working around the clock to speed up the process of rebooking tickets and delivering luggage.
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The company also allocated 12,000 hotel rooms and 250,000 meal vouchers to customers affected by the floods.
Emirates Airlines and Flydubai returned to operating their flights to and from Dubai International Airport on April 18, after the authorities were able to partially reopen the airport.
The company is working to gradually restart all its flights over the coming days.
Emirates Airlines expressed in a message its understanding of customers’ problems during this period, and asked them for patience and understanding while the company works to resolve all outstanding matters.
The company affirmed its commitment to providing the best possible service to its customers, and that it is making every effort to return to work normally as soon as possible.
