Dubai: As the UAE government eased restrictions on travel movements and announced reopening of its airports, flydubai has launched repatriation flights to selected destinations including multiple cities of India and Pakistan with an immediate effect.
The Dubai-based low-cost carrier on Friday said it will start special repatriation flights to multiple cities in 11 countries to facilitate their citizens and stranded passengers in the UAE.
The UAE residents and stranded citizens of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Bulgaria, Finland, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Romania, Serbia and Ukraine can book their seats on special repatriation flights on flydubai website from today.
"In light of flight restrictions put in place by countries across the flydubai network, we are working around-the-clock to help you travel back home safely," flydubai said.
"Citizens of these countries, as well as family members of citizens of these countries, may be entitled to book a repatriation flight. Please check with the relevant embassy prior to making a booking," the airline said on its website.
Saj Ahmad, chief analyst at London's StrategicAero Research, said these flights are geared towards repatriation efforts as opposed to any normalisation of scheduled flights.
05/06/20 Muzaffar Rizvi/Khaleej Times
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The Dubai-based low-cost carrier on Friday said it will start special repatriation flights to multiple cities in 11 countries to facilitate their citizens and stranded passengers in the UAE.
The UAE residents and stranded citizens of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Bulgaria, Finland, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Romania, Serbia and Ukraine can book their seats on special repatriation flights on flydubai website from today.
"In light of flight restrictions put in place by countries across the flydubai network, we are working around-the-clock to help you travel back home safely," flydubai said.
"Citizens of these countries, as well as family members of citizens of these countries, may be entitled to book a repatriation flight. Please check with the relevant embassy prior to making a booking," the airline said on its website.
Saj Ahmad, chief analyst at London's StrategicAero Research, said these flights are geared towards repatriation efforts as opposed to any normalisation of scheduled flights.
05/06/20 Muzaffar Rizvi/Khaleej Times
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