America and Israel together attacked more than 30 Iranian targets, in response to which Iran also fired missiles at some Israeli targets. Indio and Air India have issued statements on this matter. While issuing a travel advisory, Indigo has said that it is keeping a close eye on the situation related to Iran and its airspace.
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Indigo has advised passengers to check their flight status before travelling. The airline said that in case of any impact on operations, information will be immediately given through the contact details recorded. Although the airline has not announced any specific flight cancellations or diversions, such advisories are typically issued when airlines are assessing potential airspace closures, the need for rerouting or security conditions in the area.
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The airline said that it is fully prepared to help the passengers during this period and will continue to provide information as and when needed. Airlines flying international routes often change their flight routes or schedules in response to airspace closures or security advisories based on government directives and threat assessments.
Air India plane is returning
At the same time, other major airlines of the country have also given their reaction on this matter. According to an Air India spokesperson, flight AI139 from Delhi to Tel Aviv on February 28 is returning to India due to the closure of airspace in Israel and keeping in mind the safety of passengers and crew.
Air India has expressed regret for the inconvenience caused to passengers due to this sudden situation and said that it is committed to maintaining the highest standards of safety. The airline said that it will continuously review the security situation for its flight operations and will make timely changes if necessary.
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