Authorities closed Rajkot and Bhuj Airport in Gujarat on Wednesday morning after an air strike by Indian armed forces, sailing towards civilian aircraft on Wednesday morning while opening them for military use.
Following the Indian Operation Sindoor operation, a government press conference revealed a 25-minute operation targeting nine terrorist camps in Pakistan. Although Pakistan's airspace remains open, international airlines are avoiding the region due to geopolitical tensions. Authorities closed Rajkot and Bhuj Airport in Gujarat on Wednesday morning after an air strike by Indian armed forces, sailing towards civilian aircraft on Wednesday morning while opening them for military use.
Operation Sindoor: Flight to Pakistan cancelled
Major airlines have cancelled flights to and from various locations, including Jamu, Srinagar, leh, chandigarh, chandigarh, Bikaner, Jodhpur, Amritsar, Bhuj, Jamnagar, Dharamshala and Rajkot. More than 20 domestic flights and more than 50 international flights in Pakistan have been cancelled.
Operation Sindoor: Major airports in northern India will remain closed
Srinagar, Jammu, Chandigarh, Dharamshala, Amritsar, Bikaner, Jodhpur and Delhi are closed in northern India due to operations in Sindoor, while Bhuj, Rajkot, Jamnagar and Kandla Airport are related to Gujarats, and may be related to Gujarats.
Sindoor Action: Airline Consulting
Major airlines, including Air India, Indigo, Air India Express, Fall Air and Spicejet, have all released travel inquiries. Delhi Airport has cancelled 30 flights, including 23 domestic departures and 8 arrivals, as well as 4 international departures. Flightradar 24 data shows there are no active flights on the northwest border of India.
Operation Sindoor: Indigo cancels flights to 11 cities due to closed airports
Indigo on Wednesday canceled its flight operations in 11 cities in northern, northwestern and central India until May 10, following the directives of the aviation authorities in the Indian armed forces “Operation Sindoor” in retaliation for the airport closures when Pahalgam attacks.
“Flights to and from these cities are still cancelled in compliance with aviation directives until 0529 hours on May 10,” said the budget carrier on X.
Earlier, flights visible in Lahore no longer existed. Delays and stopovers are expected as international flights are diverted to avoid Pakistan's airspace. Passengers are expected to cancel further due to rising tensions in India-Park. According to the trend in Chandigarh, border airports may be closed for more than 24 hours. Regional Carrier Star Airlines has also suspended flights to and from Nanded, Hindan and Adampur.
