Israir says it repatriated 310 Israeli customers stranded in Dubai since Iran war outbreak

Sharon Wrobel is a tech reporter for The Times of Israel

Israeli carrier Israir says it repatriated 310 Israeli customers who were stranded in Dubai since the country’s airspace was closed following the US-Israel offensive on Iran.

In an operation that “took much effort,” the local carrier says it succeeded in operating two special flights that took off from Sharjah International Airport, located about 50 minutes from Dubai, and landed at the Aqaba airport in Jordan.

Upon landing at the airport in Aqaba, Israir organized passengers with food and drink, as well as transportation to the land border crossing in Jordan, including all necessary visa requirements.

After crossing the border on the Israeli side, shuttle buses provided by the Israel Airports Authority and the Transportation Ministry transported the passengers to several central points throughout the country.

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