NEW DELHI: As tensions in the Middle East escalate and Qatar temporarily suspends its airspace, Indian carriers Air India Express and IndiGo have issued travel advisories, warning passengers of flight disruptions including delays, diversions, and cancellations.
Air India Express confirmed that a Doha-bound flight from Kochi was diverted to Muscat, while another flight from Kannur was returned to origin. The airline clarified that it has no aircraft currently on the ground in Qatar.
“We are monitoring the situation closely and will take all necessary precautions for the safety and security of our guests and crew, with input from the relevant authorities,” a spokesperson said. “We regret the inconvenience due to circumstances beyond our control.”
Passengers have been advised to keep their contact details updated and check their flight status on airindiaexpress.com or through the ‘Chat with Tia’ feature for cancellations and refund options.
Meanwhile, IndiGo also issued a travel advisory, stating that some flights may experience delays or diversions as the airline adjusts its operations to ensure safety within compliant airspace.
“We recommend checking your flight status regularly,” IndiGo stated. “Alternate options can be explored through our website. We continue to monitor the situation closely in coordination with relevant authorities.”
Air India Express confirmed that a Doha-bound flight from Kochi was diverted to Muscat, while another flight from Kannur was returned to origin. The airline clarified that it has no aircraft currently on the ground in Qatar.
“We are monitoring the situation closely and will take all necessary precautions for the safety and security of our guests and crew, with input from the relevant authorities,” a spokesperson said. “We regret the inconvenience due to circumstances beyond our control.”
Passengers have been advised to keep their contact details updated and check their flight status on airindiaexpress.com or through the ‘Chat with Tia’ feature for cancellations and refund options.
Meanwhile, IndiGo also issued a travel advisory, stating that some flights may experience delays or diversions as the airline adjusts its operations to ensure safety within compliant airspace.
“We recommend checking your flight status regularly,” IndiGo stated. “Alternate options can be explored through our website. We continue to monitor the situation closely in coordination with relevant authorities.”
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