Flights between Pakistan and the UAE via Emirates remain suspended until Saturday, May 10, “due to ongoing uncertainty surrounding access to Pakistan’s airspace and airports.”
The Dubai-based airline announced on Thursday the following flights have been cancelled:
Dubai-Lahore-Dubai
- EK623/May 8: Lahore-Dubai
- EK622/ May 8: Dubai-Lahore
- EK623/May 9: Lahore-Dubai
- EK624/625, May 9: Dubai-Lahore-Dubai
- EK624/625, May 10: Dubai-Lahore-Dubai
Dubai-Islamabad-Dubai
- EK612/613, May 8: Dubai-Islamabad-Dubai
- EK612/613, May 9: Dubai Islamabad Dubai
- EK614, May 9: Dubai-Islamabad
- EK615, May 10: Islamabad-Dubai
- EK612/613, May 10: Dubai-Islamabad-Dubai
Dubai-Sialkot-Dubai
- EK620/621, May 8: Dubai-Sialkot-Dubai
- EK618, May 8: Dubai-Sialkot
- EK619, May 9: Sialkot-Dubai
- EK620/621, May 10: Dubai-Sialkot-Dubai
Dubai-Peshawar-Dubai
- EK636/637, May 8: Dubai-Peshawar-Dubai
- EK636/637, May 9: Dubai-Peshawar-Dubai
- EK636/637, May 10: Dubai-Peshawar-Dubai
Dubai-Karachi-Dubai
- EK600/601, May 8: Dubai-Karachi-Dubai
- EK602/603, May 8: Dubai-Karachi-Dubai
- EK606, May 8: Dubai-Karachi
- EK607, May 9: Karachi-Dubai
- EK600/601, May 9: Dubai-Karachi-Dubai
- EK602/603, May 9: Dubai-Karachi-Dubai
- EK606, May 9: Dubai-Karachi
- EK607, May 10: Karachi-Dubai
- EK600/601, May 10: Dubai-Karachi-Dubai
Cancelled Etihad flights
Due to the continued closure of Pakistani airspace, Etihad Airways also cancelled selected flights to and from Pakistan on Thursday.
