DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Dubai International Airport (DXB) is fully open and operating today, April 10, 2026, with a steadily growing flight schedule as the world's busiest international hub continues its strong recovery from regional airspace disruptions earlier this year.

The airport is handling a significantly improved number of flights compared to the low point in March. On recent days, Emirates and flydubai together operated more than 220 passenger flights daily — the highest combined total since the regional tensions began in late February. As of April 10, real-time flight data shows dozens of departures already processed, including long-haul services to Rome, Casablanca, Buenos Aires and other destinations, with more scheduled throughout the day across all three terminals.

Operations have stabilized with very low delay status and no new security incidents reported. Emirates is currently running at roughly 70% of pre-crisis capacity, while flydubai operates at about 40%. Several international carriers, including Air France, have resumed select routes, and more European airlines are expected to return following the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) review.

Dubai Airports officials said in updated statements that passenger safety remains the priority while the network continues to rebuild. Travelers are still advised to arrive up........

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