US EditionAir India and IndiGo Resume Flights to UAE Following Temporary Suspension Amid Israel-Iran Conflict
- On June 25, 2025, Air India and IndiGo restarted most of their services to destinations in the Middle East, including the UAE, following a brief halt prompted by escalating regional conflicts.
- The suspension followed Iran's missile strikes on the US Al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar, leading Qatar and nearby countries to close their airspace, disrupting key transit corridors.
- Air India immediately suspended all flights connecting India with regions including the Middle East, North America’s East Coast, and European destinations, diverting several flights bound for India from North America back to their origins or rerouting them to avoid restricted airspace, while IndiGo maintained careful oversight and adjustments to ensure passenger safety.
- An Air India representative emphasized that ensuring the well-being of travelers, employees, and fleet is paramount, and confirmed that flights to Europe will gradually resume starting today, although some routes might be altered, potentially causing delays.
- The resumption of services suggests improving regional stability, but airlines will continue avoiding unsafe airspaces, and passengers are advised to check updates amid possible ongoing disruptions.
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