As Eid Al Adha approaches, Emirates, Etihad Airways, and flydubai have issued the latest updates on their flight schedules and travel requirements. The airlines have advised passengers to check their websites for the most up-to-date information on flights and travel restrictions.
Emirates' Eid Al Adha Travel Update
Emirates announced on Monday, 25 May 2026 that it will operate special flights to meet the increased demand during the Eid Al Adha holiday. The airline reminded passengers to arrive early at Dubai International Airport to complete check‑in and security procedures.
Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum noted that the carrier has aligned its operations with airport capacity to ensure a smooth travel experience for holiday‑bound travellers.
Etihad Airways' Eid Al Adha Travel Update
Etihad Airways confirmed on the same day that it will add additional flights to popular destinations, with departures from Abu Dhabi International Airport. The airline urged passengers to review the latest travel requirements on its portal before departure.
CEO Tony Douglas said the airline is coordinating with destination authorities to keep restrictions clear and consistent for all travellers.
flydubai's Eid Al Adha Travel Update
flydubai reported that extra flights will operate from Sharjah International Airport to accommodate the holiday surge. The carrier also asked passengers to verify the most recent flight information on its website.
Managing Director Ghaith Al Ghais highlighted that the airline’s ground staff have been briefed on new health and safety protocols for the festive period.
Overall Travel Guidance
All three airlines recommend that passengers confirm passport validity, visa status, and any required health documentation at least 48 hours before travel. Travelers are also encouraged to use mobile boarding passes where available to speed up airport processing.
Airport authorities have increased staffing levels at check‑in counters and security lanes to reduce waiting times, and they will monitor crowd levels throughout the Eid Al Adha period.
