Emirates airline has officially communicated through its social media platforms that all flights between the United Arab Emirates and Algeria continue to operate without disruption under the current schedule. The carrier has advised passengers with existing bookings to maintain their travel plans as arranged.
The airline disclosed that its final scheduled service, Flight EK757 from Algiers, remains set for departure on February 3, 2027. Emirates emphasized its commitment to full compliance with any directives issued by government authorities, pledging to provide prompt updates to customers, employees, and partners should operational conditions change.
This development follows Algeria’s recent initiation of procedures to terminate the Air Services Agreement established with the UAE in Abu Dhabi during 2013. The Algerian government announced this diplomatic action on February 8 without immediately disclosing specific reasons behind the decision.
The General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) of the UAE has provided clarification regarding the diplomatic process, noting that the agreement remains legally binding throughout the mandated notice period. The authority emphasized that air traffic operations between the two nations continue unaffected currently, with all flights operating according to standard schedules.
The GCAA further assured that coordination with relevant entities is being maintained through official channels, with the matter being handled through established legal and diplomatic protocols. Emirates has apologized for any potential inconvenience and recommended that passengers affected beyond the February 2027 date consult their booking agents to explore alternative travel options.