Dubai-bound flights divert to Muscat after UAE strikes

9 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · May 4

Flight-tracking websites showed multiple services rerouted to Oman's capital on Monday after strikes hit the United Arab Emirates.
The disruption added to renewed regional aviation turmoil, with air traffic across the Middle East previously thrown into chaos during the war.
Since fighting began on 28 February, attacks have damaged at least nine civilian airports in seven countries, including the UAE and Kuwait, aviation-security firm Osprey Flight Solutions said.

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