Sharjah Airport unaffected by recent global technical outage - GulfToday

Sharjah Airport unaffected by recent global technical outage

  • 19 Jul 2024
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Sharjah International Airport Authority has confirmed that all flights and services are running smoothly without any impact from the recent global technical issue.

The authority assured the public that services and operations continue without any delays or interruptions.

The authority further stated that it is dedicated to adhering to the protocols set by the UAE government’s Cyber Security Council.

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