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MoCA closely monitoring air travel situation in West Asia: Indian carriers resume flights to Riyadh - The Tribune
The Ministry of Civil Aviation is closely monitoring the evolving situation in the West Asia region and its impact on air travel between India and countries in the region. Airlines are undertaking necessary operational adjustments in view of the prevailing conditions to ensure passenger safety and the orderly conduct of flight operations.
Relief after West Asia crisis… Indian Airlines resumes Riyadh flights from Thursday
New Delhi: Indian airlines will start flights to Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh from March 12. In a press release issued late Tuesday night by the Civil Aviation Ministry, it has been said that Air India and Air India Express are going to start flights to Riyadh from March 12. Indigo will also start flights between Mumbai and Riyadh from this date. Akasa Air has also decided to start flights between the two cities from Thursday. The ministry said…
Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom Amid the deteriorating situation in West Asia and the Iran-US war, air connectivity between India and Saudi Arabia has been restored once again on Thursday (March 12, 2026). Indian airlines have resumed flights to Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh. A total of three flights were operated by Indian airlines on the first day of resumption of air services. Out of these, two flights were op…
Middle East crisis: Indian carriers resume flights to Riyadh as Aviation Ministry monitors West Asia airspace
New Delhi: The Ministry of Civil Aviation on Thursday resumes flight services between India and Riyadh and said it is closely monitoring the situation in West Asia and its possible impacts on airspace in the region. Airlines begin to restore some operations while keeping passenger safety and schedule stability in focus. Indian carriers are restarting their operations from March 12. On the first day, just three flights are operating to Mumbai, ru…
Indian carriers to increase flights to Riyadh - Times Kuwait
The Ministry of Civil Aviation of India is closely monitoring ongoing developments in the Middle East and assessing their potential implications for air travel between India and the region. India’s Minister of Civil Aviation, Kinjarapu Ram Mohan Naidu, is personally overseeing the situation and maintaining direct engagement with all relevant stakeholders to ensure timely and coordinated responses. Airlines are making appropriate operational adju…
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