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12 Arab countries have been announced to depart from Dubai from July 1. The new destinations include Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, Iraq, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Sudan. It has been noticed that these flights are subject to change, considering the dynamic travel situation.
Emirates still provides returning flights to UAE residents, who will need to get official approval to cross UAE borders. They will be allowed to return from June 1 and must register their personal and travel details and obtain approval first via the website.
To keep all hygiene requirements and safety measures in place, all in-flight services have been modified. Also, Emirates will offer all guests a free hygiene kit. It contains a face mask, gloves, antibacterial wipes and hand sanitizer. To avoid any inconveniences with flight registration, travellers are advised to arrive at the airport four hours prior to departure.
Face masks are optional in certain places and more updates
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