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Gulf aviation disruptions could affect global travel routes widely used by Indian passengers
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Travel disruptions across West Asia are affecting Indian passengers using Gulf airports as transit hubs
New Delhi / Dubai
Rising tensions in West Asia are beginning to ripple through international travel networks, affecting thousands of Indian passengers who rely on Gulf airports as major transit hubs.
Airlines and travel agents report delays and cancellations on several routes connecting India with key transit points such as Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi.
These airports serve as crucial gateways for Indians travelling onward to destinations in Europe, North America and Africa.
Indian diplomatic missions in the region have advised travellers to keep track of airline updates and remain prepared for schedule changes
Industry analysts say the disruption highlights the Gulf’s role as one of the world’s busiest aviation crossroads, particularly for Indian travellers.
The region is also home to millions of Indian migrant workers employed across industries ranging from construction to hospitality.
Experts say any prolonged disruption to regional aviation networks could affect global travel patterns and labour mobility.
Authorities have not announced evacuation measures, but officials say contingency plans are in place if conditions change.
