Flightradar24 shows flights being funneled into narrow corridors north of Iran, or forced into longer detours over Saudi ...

By Abhijith Ganapavaram NEW DELHI, March 10 (Reuters) - Airspace restrictions in the Middle East amid the Iran war have dealt another blow to Indian airlines, which count the region as a crucial ...

Following Israeli airspace closures due to assaults on Iran, Air India rerouted its Delhi–Tel Aviv flight (AI139) to Mumbai ...

The spike in military activity has sent carriers into a state of heightened caution, with many pausing services to and from key destinations in the region. The airspace closure in several countries, ...

India's aviation authorities are maintaining crucial air connectivity with West Asia, operating around 50 flights on March 9, ...

Global aviation chaos as Israel, Iran, and Iraq close airspace following joint military strikes. Air India AI139 diverted; IndiGo and FlyDubai monitor "Ghost Skies." Check the latest flight ...

Middle East airspace closures have created a visible gap in global flight paths, forcing long-haul reroutes, increasing fuel costs and disruption, with potential knock-on effects for schedules and ...

The Ministry of Civil Aviation said airlines are making operational adjustments in response to the evolving airspace situation while maintaining connectivity between India and major airports across ...

(Reuters) -Air India will suspend services between New Delhi and Washington, D.C. from September due to aircraft shortages caused by upgrades to its Boeing planes and as Pakistan's airspace ban for ...

Several international airports and airlines have announced temporary closures and issued travel advisories for passengers ...

India is closely monitoring the evolving airspace situation in parts of the Middle East and its impact on international flight operations following the US-Israel attack against Iran. According to the ...

Middle East airspace shut after Iran strikes; ex-Jet Airways CEO said westbound routes from India became extremely difficult.