Flight-tracking service Flightradar24 has said that its platform saw unprecented traffic requests hours after the United States launched strikes on Iran.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the company wrote, “We are aware that many users are still experiencing site availability issues. This is due to an unprecedented volume of traffic requests. Our engineers are working hard to resolve the issue. We appreciate your patience.”
Meanwhile, the conflict has also led to the Emirates airlines has also temporarily suspended all operations to and from Dubai. In a post on X, the airlines wrote, “Due to multiple regional airspace closures, Emirates has temporarily suspended all operations to and from Dubai, up until 1500hrs UAE time on Sunday, 1 March.”
What’s happening with Israel-Iran conflict?
Notably, US and Israel launched “Operation Epic Fury,” on Saturday in a large-scale offensive aimed at eliminating at the country’s nuclear and ballistic programs.
Meanwhile, Israel responded to the strikes by launching missiles at Israel and several Gulf Arab countries which host US bases. The countries that have already been launched include: Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Jordan, and the UAE.
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