DUBAI — Dubai International Airport is open and operating normally today, with flights moving through all three of its terminals and real-time tracking data showing low delay levels across arrivals and departures, according to Dubai Airports' flight information system and independent monitoring services.

The airport, known by its code DXB and recognized as the world's busiest international aviation hub by passenger volume, is now fully functional after navigating one of the most disruptive periods in its history. That disruption was triggered by the outbreak of the U.S.-Iran conflict earlier this year, which caused intermittent airspace restrictions, flight suspensions and widespread rerouting across the broader Gulf region for several months.

Throughout the height of the crisis, Emirates and flydubai, the two primary airlines operating out of Dubai, continued flying and served as the backbone of connectivity through DXB even as capacity from many foreign carriers collapsed. At various points during the disruption, the airport maintained more than 220 combined daily departures between the two airlines, even as numerous international carriers suspended or significantly reduced their own Dubai routes in response to regional security concerns. Dubai Airports issued a standing advisory throughout the disruption period urging passengers to confirm departure times directly with their airlines before heading to the airport, guidance that remained in place for much of the crisis.

The path back to normal operations accelerated following a tentative ceasefire between the United States and Iran that took effect in early April, which........

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