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Middle East Conflict Grounds 140+ Flights at 4 Indian Airports

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News18•06-03-2026, 17:30

Middle East Conflict Grounds 140+ Flights at 4 Indian Airports

•Over 140 international flights cancelled at Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, and Kolkata airports on Friday.
•Cancellations are due to the ongoing Middle East crisis and closed airspaces amid escalating conflict.
•Mumbai airport saw 73 cancellations, Bangalore 33, Delhi 29, and Kolkata 7.
•Akasa Air announced flights to Jeddah; SpiceJet will operate 14 special flights from UAE for stranded passengers.
•Civil aviation ministry is monitoring the situation; 281 domestic flights were cancelled on Thursday.

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