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Srinagar Flights Resume: Flight operations from Srinagar have now been fully restored to pre-incident levels from today, announced Union Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu on Thursday. He also visited Srinagar today.

“Visited Srinagar Airport Thursday to review ongoing development work and personally interacted with the dedicated airport staff. In the aftermath of the unfortunate Pahalgam attack, I deeply appreciated the dedication and composure shown by the airport team. The coordination with security forces and J&K Police ensured that passengers could travel safely without panic or disruption. Rescue operations and the support extended at the airport were executed with great care and professionalism. I’m also pleased to share that flight operations from Srinagar have now been fully restored to pre-incident levels from today. Our commitment remains strong, to ensure safe skies and resilient infrastructure for every passenger,” he said on X.

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The minister had instructed airlines to "resume normal schedules from Thursday (May 15) across all 32 airports" that reopened on Monday morning following a six-day closure.

Naidu had earlier this week met with all airlines on Tuesday and urged them to increase operations. The notice to airmen (NOTAM) for the temporary shutdown of 25 segments of air traffic service routes in the Delhi and Mumbai flight information zones was effective till 5.29 AM on Thursday.

All aviation routes in the north and west will be open after this NOTAM expires. Airlines have been instructed to resume regular operations once all 32 airports are operational.