US EditionIndiGo Grounds Flights Amid India-Pakistan Conflict
- IndiGo cancelled flights to and from six cities including Jammu, Amritsar, and Chandigarh on May 13 amid rising India-Pakistan conflict.
- The cancellations followed recent missile and drone activity from Pakistan and escalating military tensions that led to precautionary airspace restrictions.
- Flight operations to Srinagar, Leh, Rajkot, and other affected airports reopened Monday after temporary shutdowns implementing strict safety protocols near the border.
- IndiGo acknowledged the potential impact on passengers' travel arrangements and expressed apologies for any trouble experienced, while highlighting that their teams are diligently tracking the situation.
- This suspension reflects intensified security measures and suggests continued uncertainty for civilian air travel in northern and western India amid the conflict.
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IndiGo Grounds Flights Amid India-Pakistan Conflict
IndiGo Grounds Flights Amid India-Pakistan Conflict In response to the escalating military conflict between India and Pakistan, IndiGo has decided to cancel flights to and from several cities, including Jammu, Amritsar, Chandigarh, Leh, Srinagar, and Rajkot, for May 13. The airline made this announcement late Monday night.The move comes after civilian flights were previously grounded due to the conflict but had briefly resumed Monday. IndiGo emp…
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