Dubai has limited the operations of foreign airlines to just one daily flight to its airports until May 31 due to the Iran crisis, a move expected to hit Indian airlines the hardest, news agency Reuters reported.
The restriction has fears of revenue loss among Indian carriers that had originally planned more flights than airlines from any other country, letters show.
In a private email to airlines on March 27, seen by the news agency, Dubai Airports said carriers would be allowed one round trip per day to Dubai International Airport (DXB), normally the world’s busiest international travel hub, and the smaller Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) during the summer season between April 20 and May 31.
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