Indian Embassy Advises Passengers To Reschedule Travelling To Dubai

This advisory was issued on 19th April by the Indian Embassy in the United Arab Emirates. It prompted Indian passengers to reschedule their nonessential travelling to Dubai due to the havoc created by UAE’s change in weather, which caused significant disruptions to airport operations. 

The Indian Embassy said, “All the Indian passengers who are travelling to or transiting through Dubai are advised to reschedule their non-essential travel until the operation starts working smoothly.”

What Is The Reason Behind Rescheduling The Trip? 

1. Low Visibility

2. Flooding & Damage to Infrastructure

3. Flights Only For Essential Services

While the situation is quite harsh, UAE authorities are working diligently to restore and normalize operations at Dubai Airport as soon as possible. The staff has indulged themselves in repairing and maintenance. 

The Embassy also suggested staying informed and regularly checking the new updates through their authentic websites and official social media pages. The advisory also stated that while the authorities of the United Arab Emirates are working hard enough to normalize the operations, the passengers can travel only after the final confirmation of the particular flights chosen by the passengers.  

Looking at passenger’s safety and minimising the inconvenience, the Indian Embassy advises passengers to reschedule travelling to Dubai. 

It also advises to look out for confirmations if they have any existing bookings for the latest updates on flight departures, cancellations, or any other rescheduling options to support the Indian passengers at the Dubai International Airport; the Consulate General of India has started an emergency helpline numbers from 17th April 2024. 

We know that the weather conditions and the heavy rainfall have caused havoc in Dubai Airport, and passengers are facing delays and cancellations. They are advised to reschedule their flights. This may cause some inconvenience, irritation, and frustration to the passengers. However, we must understand that this is for passengers’ safe departure and landing. As the problem is resolved, passengers can enjoy travelling to Dubai.

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