Dubai International Airport and Al Maktoum International Airport have suspended all flight operations until further notice due to security concerns. The decision follows the closure of airspace across the Gulf region after reports of Iranian attacks that worsened the regional situation. Passengers have been advised not to travel to the airports and to contact their airlines directly for the latest flight schedule updates.

The United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, and Kuwait have also temporarily closed their airspace, prompting airlines to cancel, reroute, or suspend services as a precaution. Carriers operating from Dubai, including Emirates and Flydubai, have canceled all operations on February 28. The move reflects heightened regional instability following reports of missile and drone launches by Iran toward Israel and related military developments.

The suspension is expected to continue until authorities issue further instructions, with regional air travel likely to remain disrupted in the near term.