Dubai Airport has announced the partial resumption of operations effective March 7, amid ongoing tensions in the region. The airport's management issued a warning advising travelers not to head to the airport unless they have confirmation from their airline about their flight, as schedules are subject to frequent changes. This announcement comes after a security alert related to a takeover in the airspace following Iranian attacks, which led to a temporary suspension of operations.

Earlier in the day, an explosion was reported over Dubai Airport, resulting in smoke rising into the sky. Flights from the main airport, despite ongoing drone attacks targeting locations in the United Arab Emirates, were resumed on Monday. This resumption follows a serious incident the previous Saturday, when four employees were injured and a terminal was damaged during the escalation of conflict in the region triggered by strikes from the United States and Israel against Iran. "Dubai Airports" confirmed that the situation was "quickly controlled," though more details were not provided.

Additionally, Iran's military response also targeted Abu Dhabi Airport and the upscale complex of Palm Jumeirah. These events highlight the rising tensions in the region and the corresponding impacts on air travel safety and airport operations, reflecting a volatile situation that could continue to disrupt air traffic in the coming days.