🚫 Travel Disrupted: Flights Cancelled as India-Pakistan Airstrike Conflict Escalates Following Operation Sindoor
The ongoing escalation between India and Pakistan, following India’s military action under Operation Sindoor, has led to widespread disruptions in air travel across northern India. With heightened tensions and airspace restrictions, several key airports in India have suspended or diverted flights, causing major disruptions for travelers. Pakistan has also closed its airspace, further complicating travel plans.
The airstrike actions, reportedly aimed at militant infrastructure in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, have led to retaliatory measures from both sides, creating a tense situation that has significantly impacted air travel.
📦 Domestic Disruptions Across India (Stay Updated!)
IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR DOMESTIC TRAVELERS IN INDIA
🚫 Flights to and from the following Indian airports are cancelled or heavily delayed due to heightened military surveillance and restricted air zones near the border:
❌ Airports with Suspended or Disrupted Operations:
- Srinagar Airport (Jammu & Kashmir)
- Leh Airport (Ladakh)
- Amritsar Airport (Punjab)
- Dharamshala Airport (Himachal Pradesh)
- Jammu Airport
- Chandigarh Airport (Punjab/Haryana) – All 52 domestic and international flights have been cancelled until further notice.
- Jodhpur Airport (Rajasthan) – Flights to and from Jodhpur have been suspended. Air India has cancelled flights to and from this station as well as other northern airports, including Jammu, Amritsar, and Leh.
- Bhuj Airport (Gujarat) – This airport has been closed for civilian aircraft operations. It will remain open for military operations over the next three days.
🛡️ What You Should Do:
- ✅ Check your flight status directly with your airline or on airport websites.
- ✅ Follow updates from the DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation).
- ✅ Avoid last-minute travel to affected areas.
