Delhi Airport warns of delays, schedule changes for some international flights due to Middle East airspace closure

Indira Gandhi International Airport on Friday issued a passenger advisory warning that some westbound international flights may face delays or schedule changes due to the evolving situation in the Middle East.

In a post on X, Delhi Airport said travellers should check with their respective airlines for the latest updates before heading to the airport.

“Due to the evolving situation in the Middle East, some westbound international flights may see delays or schedule changes,” the advisory said.


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Airport authorities urged passengers to rely on official channels for real-time flight information and operational updates.

Passengers can check the latest flight status on the airport’s official website. The airport operator also said immigration-related assistance is available through the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) at afro.iga@nic.in.


For travellers needing temporary accommodation near the airport, the advisory suggested using the Round-the-Clock facility or hotels in Aerocity. It also recommended the Delhi Airport Hoi App for essential travel services.

The airport said all other flights are currently operating as scheduled and asked passengers for patience as authorities continue to monitor the situation.

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The advisory comes as several international airlines adjust routes and schedules amid disruptions to regional airspace in parts of the Middle East, affecting some long-haul westbound operations from India.