Emirates has introduced the cancellation of flights between Dubai and Antananarivo in Madagascar because of ongoing civil unrest.
The island nation has seen mass protests throughout the nation amid requires political change.
As tensions rise between protestors and authorities, demonstrations have disrupted transport plans in and overseas.”
Emirates cancels Madagascar flights
In a statement, the airline mentioned: “Because of ongoing civil unrest in Antananarivo (TNR), the next Emirates flights have been cancelled:
• EK707/October 3 from Dubai to Antananarivo
• EK707/October 3 from Seychelles to Antananarivo
• EK708/October 3 from Antananarivo to Seychelles
• EK708/October 3 from Antananarivo to Dubai
• EK707/October 4 from Dubai to Antananarivo
• EK707/October 4 from Seychelles to Antananarivo
• EK708/October 4 from Antananarivo to Seychelles
• EK708/October 4 from Antananarivo to Dubai
• EK707/October 5 from Dubai to Antananarivo
• EK707/October 5 from Seychelles to Antananarivo
• EK708/October 5 from Antananarivo to Seychelles
• EK708/October 5 from Antananarivo to Dubai
• EK707/October 7 from Dubai to Antananarivo
• EK707/October 7 from Seychelles to Antananarivo
• EK708/October 7 from Antananarivo to Seychelles
• EK708/October 7 from Antananarivo to Dubai
• EK707/October 8 from Dubai to Antananarivo
• EK707/October 8 from Seychelles to Antananarivo
• EK708/October 8 from Antananarivo to Seychelles
• EK708/October 8 from Antananarivo to Dubai
“Clients connecting via Dubai with closing vacation spot Antananarivo won’t be accepted for journey at their level of origin till additional discover”.
The airline added that prospects impacted by the cancelled flights to and from Antananarivo should contact their journey company for rebooking.
It mentioned: “We apologise for any inconvenience prompted to our prospects. We proceed to observe the scenario intently”.