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Gulf airspace reopens: Flights resume amid easing tensions
Economic Times
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1m ago
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Key airspaces have reopened following easing tensions between Iran and Gulf countries, allowing Air India, Air India Express, IndiGo, and Gulf carriers like Qatar Airways to resume flights to the Middle East and Europe. Iran's missile strike on a US base in Qatar had previously closed airspaces, disrupting traffic. Air India aims to normalize operations by June 25, with some delays still possible. IndiGo is operating Gulf flights but reports that Iranian airspace remains restricted.
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Turbulence in West Asia hits global air travel
Economic Times
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1m ago
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Global air travel is disrupted due to escalating tensions from the US and Israel bombing Iran's nuclear sites. Indian airlines, including Air India and IndiGo, are avoiding airspace over Iran, Iraq, and Israel, leading to rerouted and cancelled flights. European airports face severe delays unrelated to Gulf tensions, caused by operational issues, affecting airlines like Air France and American Airlines. Passenger safety remains a priority amid these geopolitical and operational challenges.
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IndiGo's Tbilisi, Baku flights make one stop at Doha due to Iranian airspace closure
Economic Times
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1m ago
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IndiGo and Air India have altered their flight routes due to the Iranian airspace closure amid escalating tensions in the region. IndiGo flights to Tbilisi and Baku require a refuelling stop at Doha as their A321 planes lack the range for direct flights. Air India has rerouted European flights through Egypt and Greece to avoid the airspace. This change has extended travel times, thereby increasing operational costs and impacting Flight Duty Time Limitations.
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Air India Express to resume flights to Middle East from Tuesday
Economic Times
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1m ago
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Air India Express is resuming flights to the Middle East from Tuesday after a suspension due to airspace closures. The Tata Group-owned airline will start with routes to Muscat, Riyadh, and Jeddah and plans to increase operations progressively. The airline typically operates 900 weekly flights to 13 Middle Eastern cities. Meanwhile, IndiGo's Gulf services have stabilized, though some flights may take longer due to restricted Iranian airspace.
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Operation Sindoor: Air Travel Disrupted IndiGo, Air India & SpiceJet Announce Cancellations
OutlookIndia
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3m ago
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Following military strikes under Operation Sindoor, tensions between India and Pakistan have led to major disruptions in air travel across northern India. Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet have canceled or temporarily closed flights to several key locations, including Srinagar, Jammu, and Amritsar, citing changing airspace conditions. The Airports Authority of India also closed Srinagar airport, while Qatar Airways suspended its flights to Pakistan. Authorities urge travelers to check their flight status ahead of travel.
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Indian Airlines May Face Rs 77 Crore Weekly Additional Expenses on Airspace Curbs
OutlookIndia
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3m ago
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Indian airlines may face an additional Rs 77 crore in weekly expenses due to airspace restrictions. These curbs, prompted by escalating tensions with Pakistan, have caused increased fuel consumption and longer flight durations for international flights from northern Indian cities. As a result, airlines face operational challenges such as increased costs, payload and aircraft availability issues, and crew flying time limitations. Some affected flights include services to North America, Europe, and the Middle East, with potential cancellations on specific routes.
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Turbulence eases, now, steady the jets - The Economic Times
Economic Times
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1m ago
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Easing tensions in West Asia provide relief to Indian airlines facing disruptions and high operational costs due to airspace closures and geopolitical issues. This development allows airlines to concentrate on fleet modernization, safety improvements, and capacity building, crucial for maintaining competitiveness globally. With Israeli-Iranian hostilities waning and due to the importance of West Asian routes for international connectivity, airlines can now strategically address structural issues to strengthen their position in the aviation industry.
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Flight operations affected as Qatar shuts airspace
Economic Times
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1m ago
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India's airlines, including Air India Express, Air India, and IndiGo, adjusted operations as Qatar closed its airspace due to regional security concerns. This closure led to flight cancellations, diversions, and delays affecting Indian and international carriers. Qatar's decision, prompted by escalating Middle East tensions following U.S. military actions, disrupted global aviation routes, especially those linking Asia with Europe and North America. Major international airlines also adjusted their operations to Gulf hubs in response to the situation.
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Pakistan blocks airspace: Flying from India to US, Europe likely to cost more, take longer
Business Today
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3m ago
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The closure of Pakistani airspace is disrupting flights for airlines like IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air, affecting routes to Europe, the US, and the Middle East. This shift is likely to increase airfares due to higher operational costs. During a similar closure in 2019, airlines incurred significant losses and passenger fares surged. The current situation stems from heightened tensions between India and Pakistan over the Indus Waters Treaty, impacting major travel hubs like Delhi and Mumbai.
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Air India crash, emergency landing and Iran-Israel tensions spark sky scare among flyers
Economic Times
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1m ago
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A Boeing 787 Dreamliner crash in Ahmedabad, flight diversions due to Iranian airspace closures, and a bomb scare on a Phuket-Delhi flight have alarmed Indian travelers. Many are rescheduling trips amid this wave of disruptions. Air India's diversions, due to geopolitical tensions, have fueled concerns. Travelers are seeking flight and aircraft details post-crash, while travel agencies handle numerous rescheduling requests, highlighting the complexity of planning in uncertain times.
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India-Pak conflict: Travel companies take strong steps against Turkey, Azerbaijan, suspend travel offerings
Business Today
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3m ago
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Travel companies like EaseMyTrip, Cox & Kings, and Travomint have suspended travel packages to Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Uzbekistan. This decision follows these nations' support for Pakistan amid India-Pakistan tensions, highlighted by Operation Sindoor against terrorism. Turkish President Erdoฤan's call for a UN dialogue on Kashmir and Pakistan's airspace breaches with Turkey's drones have further strained relations. Security concerns are rising with China, Turkey, and Azerbaijan aligning against India.
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