Operation Sindoor's tactical strikes resulted in significant disruptions at Indian airports, leading to the cancellation of 90 flights at Delhi Airport. With 27 airports closed across the nation, both ...

Following Operation Sindoor, several nations issued travel advisories, with the US cautioning against travel to Jammu and ...

In the aftermath of India's airstrikes on terrorist targets in Pakistan, Delhi Airport faced significant flight cancellations while 27 airports across Northern India remain under airspace ...

Operation Sindoor impact on air travel: Due to ongoing India-Pakistan tensions under 'Operation Sindoor', several airports in North and North-Western India remain closed, with flight cancellations ...

In the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, as many as 200 flights were cancelled yesterday with nearly 20 airports temporarily closed at the time of going to press. As per aviation sources, airports such ...

The Indian Armed Forces launched the operation around 1:44 am on the intervening night of May 6 and 7, targeting nine terror infrastructure sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir ...

India’s Operation Sindoor to crack down on militant camps ... The closure of airspace has impacted the travel schedules of thousands of passengers as uncertainty looms over the situation.

Indian airlines IndiGo, Akasa Air, and Air India have issued advisories following the launch of 'Operation Sindoor', impacting flights to various locations.

Operation Sindoor marked a strategic use of India’s high-tech warfare capabilities. The Indian Air Force's Netra AEW&C aircraft played a key role by jamming Pakistani radars. This disruption ...

Akasa Air joined in with a statement on social media that all its Srinagar-bound operations were being cancelled due to regional developments.

India’s precision strikes against terrorist sites in Pakistan under “Operation Sindoor” caused major disruptions in civil ... civilian aircraft operations. Air India cancelled all flights ...