Dubai airports have temporarily suspended landings following a security incident. IndiGo has cancelled flights and issued a travel advisory for passengers.

But some of the world's biggest airlines continue to adjust to the current situation, and several routes to Dubai's DXB from the US, Europe and Asia still in a state of flux.

Dubai is a major transit hub for Australians en route to Europe and many travellers were left stranded in the United Arab Emirates when Iran retaliated against US-Israeli strikes

Emirates has issued a travel update for Brits after Dubai's airport was closed today (March 16) following an Iranian drone hitting a fuel tank in the UAE

The carrier said it is closely tracking the developments and urged passengers scheduled to travel on Dubai routes to verify the status of their flights before heading to the airport.

The boss of Flight Centre has issued a warning to Aussies eyeing a European getaway after a fuel tank was struck by a drone near Dubai International Airport amid the ongoing war between Iran, the United States and Israel.