由于美伊冲突升级，有200多名滞留在阿拉伯联合酋长国的韩国国民周一搭乘包机返回祖国。阿提哈德航空的包机搭载了203名韩国人和3名外国家属，从阿布扎比起飞后抵达仁川国际机场。这是首尔组织从阿联酋撤离公民的第一趟此类航班。
阿提哈德航空的包机周一清晨从阿布扎比起飞，经过约八小时飞行后抵达位于首尔西部的仁川国际机场。它搭载了因美伊冲突导致中东空中交通中断而滞留的203名韩国国民，以及3名其他国籍的家属。外交部估计仍有约1400名韩国短期旅客滞留在阿联酋，预计随着商业航班恢复，他们将逐步返回。
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Direct flights from Dubai to Incheon resumed on March 6 amid the U.S. and Israel's airstrikes on Iran, stranding hundreds of thousands in the Middle East. The South Korean government is supporting the return of around 3,000 nationals stuck in the UAE through commercial and chartered flights. This development raises hopes for stranded Korean tourists to come home.
South Korea's foreign ministry announced a chartered Etihad Airways flight to evacuate nationals from the UAE on Sunday, as Iran-US tensions disrupt flights in the Middle East. With around 3,000 Koreans stranded, the embassy will accept applications starting early Saturday, prioritizing critically ill patients, those with severe disabilities, pregnant women, the elderly, and infants.
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Amid heightened tensions in the Middle East following last week's U.S.-Israeli air strikes on Iran, 372 South Koreans returned home from Dubai on the first direct flight. The Emirates flight arrived at Incheon International Airport, and the government had consulted with the UAE to facilitate safe returns. Around 18,000 South Koreans are believed to be in 14 Middle Eastern countries.
Several Swedes are stranded in countries like Oman, Qatar, and Dubai due to Iranian counterattacks against the US and Israel. Flights are canceled and hotels are filling up as people seek safety. Travelers describe chaos and fear of new explosions.
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As Middle East tensions worsen after U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran—with no Korean casualties reported—South Korea is prioritizing evacuations for 21,000 nationals in the region, stabilizing plunging markets, and securing oil amid Strait of Hormuz closure fears. This follows initial assurances of stable energy supplies.
In the latest development from the Middle East conflict that shut down regional airspaces since February 28, a commercial flight from Dubai to Sydney has become the first to Australia. The UAE government announced 60 flights would use dedicated emergency air corridors. Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong confirmed the flight would only proceed if safe, with thousands of Australians still stranded.
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Escalating conflict in West Asia has led to airspace closures in Dubai, stranding 84 MBA students and 4 faculty members from Pune's Indira School of Business Studies. All are safe and accommodated in a hotel in Bur Dubai. Additionally, 23 tourists from Thane district are also stuck.