Emirates has released a major update for passengers this morning.
The Dubai-based airline posted on X on Friday, confirming it is currently "operating a reduced flight schedule to more than 100 destinations", with the Glasgow service among those running following a two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran agreed on April 7.
Flight tracking data shows the daily Emirates service from Dubai to Glasgow (EK27) has been operating throughout the past week, though not always on time.
Today's flight departed Dubai around 27 minutes late and is currently en route, with an estimated arrival at Glasgow Airport of 1.50 pm BST, around an hour and 10 minutes behind schedule.
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Emirates is operating a reduced flight schedule to over 100 destinations.
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Customers can check our latest flight schedules and book at https://t.co/A2RdND1Gjr. To provide further peace of mind, customers who make new bookings will also be offered one complimentary… pic.twitter.com/0pXSv4jrcp— Emirates Support (@EmiratesSupport) April 10, 2026
For those looking to rebook or plan, Emirates said: "To provide further peace of mind, customers who make new bookings will also be offered one complimentary date change within the ticket's validity."
On existing bookings, the airline stated: "If your travel plans have been affected, we'll do our best to rebook you on the next available Emirates flight. This applies to most disrupted tickets, including journeys connecting beyond Dubai."
Travellers with bookings between February 28 and May 31 can apply for a refund, with funds expected within 21 days, or reschedule to another flight until June 15, 2026.
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Emirates added: "If your original travel date is within 72 hours, rebook by visiting [the Emirates website] or 'Manage Your Booking' on the Emirates App. If your booking is for later, please contact us for assistance at [the Emirates website]."
Passengers are urged to keep checking their flight status right up until departure, even after completing check-in.
The airline added, "We continue to monitor the situation, and we will develop our operational schedule accordingly. Thank you for your understanding and patience."
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