- By Nidhi Giri
- Sun, 01 Mar 2026 10:02 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
Air India Flight Status: On Sunday, Air India announced that it has cancelled multiple flights, including routes to Europe, due to disruptions caused by the Iran-US conflict. The escalation, which saw Iran strike US facilities across several Gulf nations, prompted several countries to close their airspace, affecting international travel.
"Close monitoring and careful assessment of the evolving situation in the Middle East have necessitated further curtailment of our scheduled operations, with the safety and security of our customers and crew remaining our highest priority," Air India said on Sunday.
Close monitoring and careful assessment of the evolving situation in the Middle East have necessitated further curtailment of our scheduled operations, with the safety and security of our customers and crew remaining our highest priority.
— Air India Newsroom (@AirIndia_News) March 1, 2026
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List Of Flights Cancelled By Air India
AI131/ AI130: Mumbai-London (Heathrow) / London (Heathrow)-Mumbai
AI113/ AI118: Delhi- Birmingham / Birmingham-Delhi
AI155/ AI156: Delhi-Amsterdam / Amsterdam-Delhi
AI151/ AI152: Delhi-Zurich / Zurich-Delhi
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AI137 / AI138: Delhi-Milan / Milan-Delhi
AI153 / AI154: Delhi-Vienna / Vienna-Delhi
AI133 / AI132: Bengaluru-London (Heathrow) / London (Heathrow)-Bengaluru
AI157 / AI158: Delhi-Copenhagen / Copenhagen/Delhi
AI2017 / AI2018 and AI2015/AI2016: Delhi-London (Heathrow) / London (Heathrow)-Delhi
AI2029 / AI2030: Delhi-Frankfurt / Frankfurt/Delhi
Earlier, news agency PTI reported that multiple flights for Gulf countries were cancelled from four international airports in Kerala.
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