Indigo, SpiceJet, Air India canceled multiple flights from these cities until after operation in Sindoor on May 10, see the full list here
Some flights in major North Indian cities are affected; passengers need to check their flight status before arriving at the airport.
Indigo, Spicejet, India Air India canceled its flight operations in some cities in northern, northwestern and central India on Wednesday until May 10, after the aviation authorities' directive on the closure of the airport when the Indian armed forces “Operation Sindoor” retaliated against the Pahalgam attack.
Indigo Travel Consulting
Indigo pointed out in his travel consultation that Srinagar, Jammu, Amritsar, Leh, Chandigarh, Dharamshala, Dharamshala, Bikaner, Jodhpur, Gwalior, Kishangarh and Rajkot were cancelled at 5:29 am on May 10th.
“Flights to and from these cities are still cancelled in compliance with aviation directives until May 10, 0529 hours.”
In accordance with the instructions from the aviation authorities regarding airport closures, we are canceling round trips to and from Srinagar, Jammu, Amritsar, Leh, Leh, Chandigarh, Dharamshala, Bikaner, Bikaner, Jodhpur, Jodhpur, Gwalior, Gwalior, Kishangarh, Kishangarh and Rajkot until 529 Hrs on 10529 Hrs On 10th on 10th on 10th on 10th on 10th. We are closely monitoring the situation and further planning adjustments may be made in other departments. ”
“Please rest assured that we will inform you of any situation. Customers sincerely recommend that you check their flight status before leaving the airport. We understand that this is a sensitive time and as always, we are here to support you. Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation,” it added.
Spice clip Travel advisory
Spicejet announced on Tuesday that it had cancelled flight operations to and from six airports in northern India after the airport was closed for increased security due to the Pahalgam terrorist attacks following the Indian armed forces Operation Sindoor.
Spicejet said in a travel consultation posted on social media platform X that currently closes Leh, Srinagar, Jammu, Amritsar, Kandla and Dharamshala airports, and all flight operations to and from these cities remain suspended until 5:29 a.m. on May 10.
“The airports, Leh, Srinagar, Jammu, Amritsar, Kandla and Dharamshala airports are currently closed due to the closure of the airport and the airport is now closed. As a result, all flights to these airports have been cancelled and the airport is released on X until May 10, 2025.”
Air India Travel advisory
Air India has also adopted an official social media process, announcing cancellations from major cities until May 10.Air India flights to and from the following stations, Chamu, Srinagar, Leh, Jodbur, Jodbur, Amrites, Bouji, Jamnagar, Chandigar and Rajkot were cancelled until May 10 10529 hrs IST, after 10529 hrs IST's notice of closure at this airport, Air India Said in a post on X.
TE Airlines also said:Customers holding valid tickets for valid travel during this period will receive a one-time waiver after rescheduling the fee or a full refund. ”
Akasa Air Cancel your flight to Srinagar
In addition to Indigo, Spice Jet and India Air Indigo, Akasa Air has also canceled flights to and from Srinagar.
“Srinagar Airport has been closed for civil action due to the prevalence of the region. As a result, our flights to and from Srinagar have been cancelled,” Akasa Air wrote on X.
Meanwhile, in a heart-warming and enthusiastic display, the All Ladakh Hotels and Hotels Association (ALHGHA) announced that it will provide free accommodation for tourists stranded in Ladakh due to the extensive flight cancellation after the action.
In response to the ongoing destruction in Ladakh, the entire Ladakh Hotel and Guest House Association has taken a unified step to support the troubled tourists in the region. As the current situation is cancelled, their outbound flights have been cancelled as the current situation will be taken to the same hotel, they have been staying there.
The decision comes after the Indian Armed Forces successfully used special precision ammunition to achieve nine terrorist targets in an operation called Operation Sindoor, which destroyed four in Pakistan, including Bahawalpur, Muridek, Sahar and Mehamona Joyya, while five in Pakistan-Kahistan-European Jammu and Kashmir (pojk).
Operation Sindor targeted nine terrorist camps, with the Indian armed forces ensuring no civilian casualties or military devices.
(Input with ANI)
