UK Launches Charter Flights for Stranded Brits in Dubai

0:00On March 8th, here's the latest in global news. The UK Foreign Office has launched an online booking system for British nationals stuck in Dubai, who want to catch government charter flights out of. The Middle East, tensions from the U.S. and Israel's conflict with Iran have shut down air spaces across the region, leaving thousands of brits stranded with cancelled. Commercial flights. More than 160,000 British nationals have signed up with the Foreign Office to register their locations and the most vulnerable. People will get first dibs on seats. Earlier this week, the government started charter flights from Muscat in Oman, with two already bringing people back to the UK and a Dubai flight is, set for early next week. Meanwhile, a commercial charter from Dubai was announced on Saturday for a fee, opened to brits with their spouses, partners or kids under 18. While the local airport has stayed calm with steady passenger flow, the daily news now is presented by our sponsor, linked in the description.

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