The United Arab Emirates Football Association has arranged six private aircraft to take supporters to Jeddah for Tuesday’s Gulf Cup final against Saudi Arabia.
Fans were invited to register for the flights, subject to the stated terms and conditions. The association said registration would close once the available places had been filled.
That happened within minutes of registration opening, with the required number of supporters completing the process to travel on the private aircraft.
The United Arab Emirates reached the final after a 1-0 victory over Oman.
Saudi Arabia secured their place by beating Qatar on penalties.
The winners of the competition will receive a prize of $1m, while the runners-up will be awarded $500,000.
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