government is monitoring the disruption in flights due to closure of airspace

Amidst the increasing tension in the Middle East and the closure of the air areas, Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu said on Tuesday that Indian airlines were forced to cancel several flights or change their routes to maintain operations. In a post, he said that the Ministry of Civil Aviation is constantly monitoring the situation and coordinating with airlines to provide real -time updates. Recently, due to geopolitical developments and airspace closure over countries, Indian aviation companies have been forced to cancel several flights to ensure operating security or change their routes. The Ministry of Civil Aviation is constantly monitoring the situation and coordinating with airlines to provide real -time updates. Passengers’ safety is our top priority, and every effort is being made to reduce disruption and discomfort. Indian airlines have either suspended, canceled, canceled, or have changed their route due to increasing tension in the Middle East, which has affected thousands of passengers and has also suffered heavy financial losses to the airlines.

An Air India spokesperson said Air India, already struggling with operational disruptions, has temporarily closed its services for the Middle East, Europe as well as the five destinations of the US and Canada. “Amidst the situation developing in the Middle East, Air India has stopped all the operations from the region as well as the east coast of North America and Europe from the eastern coast of North America. It is constantly consulting with its external security advisors and keeping a vigilance on the development of our passengers and our passengers.