Several Air India, IndiGo flights cancelled today: Here's the full list

Passengers flying in and out of India continue to face widespread disruptions, with several international flights cancelled or not operating on Tuesday, June 17.

The ongoing irregularities follow the deadly crash of AI171 last week, a Dreamliner bound for London, that killed all 241 onboard and has since intensified operational scrutiny and technical checks within the airline.

As of Tuesday, at least seven international flights, mostly departing from Delhi and Mumbai, have either been cancelled or marked non-operational. Over the weekend, a San Francisco–Mumbai service was held up in Kolkata, while a Hong Kong–Delhi Dreamliner had to return to its origin shortly after take-off due to a suspected technical snag. Earlier on Tuesday noon, the new AI159 service from Ahmedabad to London, introduced after retiring the AI171 number, was also cancelled.


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These cancellations have added to passenger frustration, with many international travellers reporting last-minute notifications, inadequate alternative arrangements, and long wait times at customer assistance desks.

Full list of flights impacted today

Flight No	Airline	Origin	Destination	Time	Status
AI 915	Air India	Delhi	Dubai	16:50	Cancelled
AI 153	Air India	Delhi	Vienna	13:50	Cancelled
AI 143	Air India	Delhi	Paris	13:15	Cancelled
AI 159	Air India	Ahmedabad	London	13.10	Cancelled
AI 165	Air India	Delhi	London Heathrow	15.10	Not operating
J260	Azerbaijan Airlines	Mumbai	Baku	2.25	Cancelled
AI170	Air India	London Gatwick	Amritsar	20.25	Cancelled
6E 2706	IndiGo	Muscat	Delhi	7.50	Diverted to Nagpur
AI 132	Air India	London	Bengaluru	12.35	Cancelled

It is to be noted that a "cancelled" flight is a service permanently removed from the day’s operational schedule, while a "not operating" or "non-operational" status typically signals a temporary suspension, with the flight still part of the airline's timetable in the near future.

While some disruptions appear to stem from direct technical concerns, others may be related to fleet availability, crew readiness, or aircraft grounding.