Civilian Aircraft Struck at Dubai Airport Amid Iran War Threat

• Two civilian aircraft, an Emirates A380 and a Saudia A321, were struck at Dubai International Airport early in the Iran war.
• At least five aircraft parked at Middle East airports have sustained damage from Iranian attacks, including three private jets near Ben Gurion Airport.
• The UAE faces over double the drone and missile incursions compared to other nations, with only minutes to respond to threats.
• Despite risks, Emirati airlines are restoring schedules; Emirates operates 300 daily flights, 60% of pre-war capacity.
• UAE implemented flight corridors, rapid diversion protocols, and deployed jet fighters to mitigate risks, but experts warn of catastrophe.