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UK Air Traffic Control Failure Disrupts India-UK Flights

More than 1,000 flights cancelled or diverted as airlines deal with the fallout from a technical failure in the UK

Indian Airlines Face Higher Costs as US-Iran Conflict Disrupts 26,000 International Flights

Airspace restrictions across West Asia force longer flight routes, raising fuel costs and causing widespread cancellations and delays PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian

Iran War: Air travel between India and West Asia expands as Airlines resume services

As aviation activity gradually normalizes, airlines across the region say they are closely monitoring developments and adjusting schedules to ensure

Air India Express, IndiGo resume key Gulf flights as India monitors Middle East airspace

Not all services have resumed Air India Express confirmed that flights on several other Gulf routes — including Bahrain, Kuwait,

Airlines halts Middle East flights amid escalating Israel-Iran conflict

Pravasi Samwad New Delhi Bureau With tensions still high, airlines across Europe, Asia and the Middle East are continuing to

IndiGo turbulence could push UAE–India airfares higher and reduce flight options

With India’s international air travel market valued at nearly $17 billion, the stakes are high For now, travellers on UAE–India

India takes centerstage as global aviation looks to the future

“This AGM was a critical moment to regroup, collaborate, and chart a sustainable future for aviation.” — Willie Walsh, IATA

India’s Indigo to fly first from Adani’s new Navi Mumbai Airport

Airline to commence commercial flight operations from NMIA with over 18 daily departures PRAVASISAMWAD.COM IndiGo, India’s largest airline by market

32 airports reopen after India-Pakistan ceasefire

Full List and Flight Resumption Updates: Civilian air traffic to resume as Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet prepare to restart

Australia invites Indian Airlines to boost direct flights

The planned expansion in air routes aligns with Australia’s broader goal of strengthening bilateral ties and meeting the rising demand