The airport administration has issued a notice to passengers to contact their airlines and not to travel to either airport at this time.
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Dubai and Abu Dhabi International Airports have been closed. Some flights are being cancelled or delayed due to the airspace closures.
The airport administration has issued a notice to passengers to contact their airlines and not to travel to either airport at this time.
In a statement issued by the administration, it said, 'This is a step taken to ensure the safety of passengers and employees.'
Meanwhile, the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal in Kathmandu said that it is closely monitoring the current airspace restrictions in the Middle East and is coordinating with international airlines operating at Tribhuvan International Airport.
Gyanendra Bhul, the authority's joint spokesperson, said, 'We are in close coordination with international airlines serving Kathmandu. If there is any immediate problem related to international travel, the information will be updated in a timely manner.'
The authority has urged passengers to seek information through the official channels of its airlines.
