- A second charter flight, organised by the Foreign Office, has departed Dubai, bringing British nationals back to the UK.
- The aircraft was arranged to provide a swift and secure passage for individuals unable to secure seats on regular commercial services, with a particular focus on vulnerable passengers.
- Passengers were required to pay for their passage.
- This comes as the availability of commercial flights from the Gulf has improved, with 32 such services arriving in the UK on Monday alone.
- An estimated 45,000 British citizens have departed the region since 1 March, from an initial population of over 200,000 believed to be in the Gulf at the onset of the conflict.
