
Indian Airlines Continue Limited Flight Operations Amid Middle East Tensions
New Delhi, March 22: In response to the evolving situation in the Middle East, Indian airlines have announced continued but limited flight operations for March 22, urging passengers to stay alert for any last-minute changes.
Low-cost carrier IndiGo confirmed it will operate selected flights on Sunday, advising travelers to check their flight status before heading to the airport.
In a post on social media platform X, the airline said its teams are working around the clock to assist passengers during this uncertain period.
The airline emphasized its commitment to ensuring a safe and seamless travel experience, with all decisions guided by the well-being of passengers and crew.“Our teams continue to work tirelessly to support customers and help reunite them with their loved ones amid the evolving situation in the Middle East,” IndiGo said.
“As part of this effort, we will operate the following flights on March 22, aligned with prevailing safety conditions and regulatory approvals.”
Meanwhile, Air India and Air India Express announced they will jointly operate approximately 50 scheduled and special flights to and from West Asia on March 22.
The carriers will maintain regular services to destinations including Jeddah and Muscat. A total of 20 flights will connect India and Jeddah, with Air India running return services from Delhi and Mumbai, and Air India Express operating from Bengaluru, Mangaluru, and Kozhikode.“Air India and Air India Express will operate a combined total of 50 flights – both scheduled and non-scheduled – to key destinations in the West Asia region,” the airlines said in a joint statement.
Additionally, Air India Express will run eight scheduled flights linking Indian cities such as Delhi, Kochi, Mumbai, and Kannur with Muscat.
Beyond these regular services, the airlines will operate around 30 non-scheduled flights to the United Arab Emiratesand Saudi Arabia, subject to slot availability and prevailing conditions at departure points. These flights will be conducted with necessary approvals from Indian and local authorities.
“All flights are being operated with the requisite permissions from the relevant Indian and local regulatory authorities,” the statement added.
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