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BBC News
3 days ago
- BBC News
Plane makes emergency landing at East Midlands Airport after tyre puncture
A passenger plane was forced to make an emergency landing at East Midlands Airport (EMA) due to a punctured airport said the TUI aircraft had been diverted from Birmingham Airport after the plane declared an emergency on Monday about 14:30 BST, the airport confirmed the plane landed safely and all passengers had passengers are expected to face heavy delays as the emergency landing has prevented other planes from taking off or landing at the airport. The airport said it was "working to resolve [the issue] as quickly as possible".
Zawya
30-06-2025
- Business
- Zawya
DXB expects over 3.4mln guests this summer
Dubai International (DXB) is entering a period of sustained peak operations, with more than 3.4 million guests expected to travel through the airport between 27th June and 9th July 2025, reported WAM. Daily volumes are forecast to average over 265,000 with the busiest day on 5 July for both departures and transfer traffic. Dubai Airports, alongside its stakeholders, has activated an integrated summer readiness plan to ensure guest journeys remain safe and efficient. While the wider regional situation has led to some delays and cancellations across the network, the oneDXB community has been working around the clock to support guests, provide welfare, and maintain service continuity. Supported by a real-time monitoring and predictive system to optimise manpower and resource utilisation. DXB continues to monitor the situation in close coordination with authorities and airline partners, prioritising the safety of all guests and employees on the ground and through to take-off. Copyright 2024 Al Hilal Publishing and Marketing Group Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Trade Arabia
29-06-2025
- Business
- Trade Arabia
DXB expects over 3.4m guests this summer
Dubai International (DXB) is entering a period of sustained peak operations, with more than 3.4 million guests expected to travel through the airport between 27th June and 9th July 2025, reported WAM. Daily volumes are forecast to average over 265,000 with the busiest day on 5 July for both departures and transfer traffic. Dubai Airports, alongside its stakeholders, has activated an integrated summer readiness plan to ensure guest journeys remain safe and efficient. While the wider regional situation has led to some delays and cancellations across the network, the oneDXB community has been working around the clock to support guests, provide welfare, and maintain service continuity. Supported by a real-time monitoring and predictive system to optimise manpower and resource utilisation. DXB continues to monitor the situation in close coordination with authorities and airline partners, prioritising the safety of all guests and employees on the ground and through to take-off.
Khaleej Times
26-06-2025
- Business
- Khaleej Times
UAE peak travel: Etihad Airways expects 7 million passengers, offers tips
Etihad Airways is gearing up for one of its busiest summer travel seasons yet, with the national carrier of the UAE preparing to welcome more than seven million passengers through Abu Dhabi's Zayed International Airport. 'We are looking forward to hosting millions of guests at Zayed International Airport as they head off on their summer holidays,' said Shaeb Alnuaimi, Etihad's Director of Airport Operations. 'At every stage of the journey, we're focused on delivering the highest standards of safety, comfort, and service.' Etihad is rolling out a range of services and travel tips to streamline the airport experience and help passengers navigate peak travel periods with ease. Early check-in To reduce wait times, the airline is encouraging guests to arrive at the airport at least four hours prior to departure. Travellers can check in online up to 30 hours before their flight via Etihad's website or mobile app, then use self-service bag-drop counters at the terminal. Etihad is also offering off-site check-in and baggage drop facilities at several Abu Dhabi locations including the Abu Dhabi Cruise Terminal, Yas Mall, Mussafah, and Al Ain, all operating from 10am to 10pm, with the cruise terminal open 24 hours. Home check-in and bag delivery For added convenience, Etihad's partner MORAFIQ offers home check-in services starting at Dh185. The service includes seat selection, baggage check-in, and delivery of boarding passes at passengers' doorsteps, up to five hours before departure. Upon return to Abu Dhabi, the 'Land & Leave' service enables guests to head straight home while their luggage is delivered to any Abu Dhabi address within three hours of landing. Baggage allowance and US preclearance Etihad reminded travellers to adhere to baggage policies: Economy Class passengers are allowed 7kg of carry-on baggage, while First and Business Class guests may carry up to 12kg. All cabin baggage must fit within specific size limits. Passengers flying to the United States must check in at Terminal A at least four hours before departure. Those travelling in premium cabins should report to the US Customs and Border Protection Preclearance facility 90 minutes before flight time, while all other guests should arrive at least two hours in advance. The preclearance facility closes one hour prior to departure.
Zawya
26-06-2025
- Business
- Zawya
DXB set for summer surge with over 3.4mln guests expected
Dubai International (DXB) is entering a period of sustained peak operations, with more than 3.4 million guests expected to travel through the airport between 27th June and 9th July 2025. Daily volumes are forecast to average over 265,000 with the busiest day on 5 July for both departures and transfer traffic. Dubai Airports, alongside its stakeholders, has activated an integrated summer readiness plan to ensure guest journeys remain safe and efficient. While the wider regional situation has led to some delays and cancellations across the network, the oneDXB community has been working around the clock to support guests, provide welfare, and maintain service continuity. Supported by a real-time monitoring and predictive system to optimise manpower and resource utilisation. DXB continues to monitor the situation in close coordination with authorities and airline partners, prioritising the safety of all guests and employees on the ground and through to take-off.
