flydubai resumes scheduled operations from DXB, offers full refunds for cancelled flights - GulfToday

flydubai resumes scheduled operations from DXB, offers full refunds for cancelled flights

  • 18 Apr 2024
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A flydubai airline parked at Dubai International Airport. File photo

Dubai-based airline flydubai announced the resumption of operations from both Terminal 2 and Terminal 3 at Dubai International (DXB), with delays expected to the flight schedule.

In its statement, the airline said that its teams are working hard to minimise the disruption to passengers’ travel plans, extending its appreciation to passengers for their patience and understanding.

Passengers whose bookings have been cancelled will be contacted and will be offered a full refund, and passengers who have booked through a Travel Agent are advised to contact them directly for their refund or rebooking options, the airline stated.

flydubai advised passengers to check their flight status on its website and check-in online before leaving for the airport. The airline also advised to carefully plan routes and allow significant extra time for the airport journey.

flydubai advised passengers to anticipate high airport traffic and recommends arriving well in advance of their flight.

 

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