New Delhi: Following India’s counter-terrorism campaign against Pakistan, Delhi Airport canceled 90 flights, including five international departures and six airline flights.
Sources said all cancelled flights have currently closed destinations. Of the cancelled flights, there are 46 domestic departures and 33 arrivals between 2 pm.
“All operations at the Delhi Airport terminal and its four runways were carried out as usual. However, the conditions in the airspace affected some flights,” Dial said in an article on X.
Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), which operates Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA), said it is working closely with all stakeholders to minimize any interference to the flight schedule.
India logged in 430 cancellations on Wednesday due to tight border situations. Several airlines announced that they will not operate in certain departments until May 10, and passengers will have the flexibility to cancel or reschedule tickets until May 15.
Air India announced a special concession for defense personnel until 31 May 2025 and provided a full refund regarding the cancellation and a waiver on the rescheduled flight on June 30, 2025 to support its commitment to responsibilities.
