- The first charter flight carrying British citizens from Oman has successfully departed, as confirmed by Sir Keir Starmer.
- The Prime Minister stated that over 4,000 Britons have already returned on commercial flights from the UAE, with seven more flights scheduled for today and additional charter flights planned.
- An earlier charter flight from Muscat was initially delayed due to "technical issues" but a flight has now taken off.
- Approximately 130,000 British citizens have registered their presence in the Middle East, with the Foreign Office coordinating repatriation efforts.
- British Airways has scheduled an additional flight from Muscat to London Heathrow on 8 March for existing customers, while flights from several other Middle Eastern cities remain suspended.
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