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Multiple flight cancellations occur across India, several airports shut down temporarily.

Flights disrupted, over 18 airports temporality shut down due to increased security following missile attacks by military forces on Pakistan targets in the early hours of Wednesday, leading to cancellations by airlines such as Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, Air India Express, Akasa Air, and...

Multiple flight cancellations occur across India, several airports shut down temporarily.

Amidst the chaos following India's missile strikes on Pakistan as part of Operation Sindoor, several airports in the northern region have experienced some turbulence. Here's the lowdown:

Srinagar Airport has shut its doors completely to civilian traffic, not even a peepd allowing in any passengers. Other airports like Jammu, Leh, Amritsar, Chandigarh, Dharamshala, and Pathankot have faced some restrictions or temporary shutdowns, leaving travelers in a bit of a pickle.

And let's not forget about the Delhi Airport, which has been hit with flight disruptions due to shifting airspace conditions. It's a mayhem, mate!

Air India and IndiGo Airlines have dropped some advisories, cancelling flights to and from these locations until further notice. Fret not, though, Air India is offering passengers the chance to reschedule or get a refund on their tickets. IndiGo Airlines also encourages passengers to check their flight status before heading to the airport like a wise old owl.

Over in Pakistan, their civilian airspace is closed for a whole 48 hours, causing trouble for international flights that would've sliced through their airspace like a hot knife through butter. The authorities are keeping a close eye on the situation, because, you know, safety first around conflict zones. Spicy stuff indeed!

  1. Following the shutdown of Srinagar Airport and temporary closures at other northern airports, Jaisalmer's airport has not yet been affected by the current chaotic situation, including a potential shutdown or restrictions.
  2. Amidst the flight disruptions and cancellations for Air India and IndiGo Airlines, travelers are being advised to reschedule or request refunds for their tickets, or to carefully check their flight status before departure.
  3. The political repercussions of the missile strikes have extended to both general-news and sports segments, with the closure of Pakistan's civil airspace for 48 hours creating issues for international flights.
  4. Apart from the impact on air travel, restrictions and shutdowns at airports in the northern region have disrupted transportation for sports teams, causing delays and cancellations for various sporting events.
Multiple flights have been terminated, and approximately 18 airports, including Srinagar, have been momentarily shut down due to increased security measures following missile attacks performed by the military forces on Pakistani targets earlier today. Major airlines like Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, Air India Express, Akasa Air, and numerous foreign operators find themselves affected by these disruptions.

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