British nationals remain stranded across the Middle East as the vast majority of flights from the region continue to be cancelled, although a handful of services are scheduled to bring passengers back to the UK on Tuesday.Emirates plans to operate two flights to London Heathrow and one each to Gatwi...
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British nationals remain stranded across the Middle East as the vast majority of flights from the region continue to be cancelled, although a handful of services are scheduled to bring passengers back to the UK on Tuesday.
Emirates plans to operate two flights to London Heathrow and one each to Gatwick and Manchester. Some of these will utilise the airline’s A380 jets, capable of carrying up to 615 passengers.
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