Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) has resumed its flight operations to Dubai starting today, restoring a key aerial link between the two regions. The national carrier will operate direct flights from Baku to the United Arab Emirates' major tourism and business hub on a daily basis.
Operative Information Center-OMM reported the development, citing an official statement released on AZAL's social media platforms. The airline confirmed that the flight schedule has been fully reinstated to accommodate passenger demand for this popular route.
The service had been temporarily suspended on February 28 due to recent developments in the Middle East and the resulting restrictions imposed on regional airspace. Dubai remains one of the most significant destinations for travelers from Azerbaijan, serving as a vital gateway for both international tourism and commercial exchange. The restoration of daily flights from Heydar Aliyev International Airport is expected to facilitate increased passenger traffic and further strengthen the economic and bilateral ties between Azerbaijan and the United Arab Emirates.
