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Airlines Fly Amid UAE Airspace Curbs
29 Mar
Summary
- Airlines are adjusting flight schedules to West Asia on March 28.
- Dubai airports remain operational with limited flights.
- Passenger and crew safety remain a top priority for airlines.
On March 28, 2026, IndiGo, Air India, and Air India Express are operating flights between India and West Asia amidst ongoing adjustments to schedules due to the evolving situation in the UAE. Dubai's primary airports, DXB and DWC, are functional but experiencing reduced flight operations.
IndiGo has scheduled specific flights to connect Indian cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru with destinations in the Gulf, including Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The airline urges passengers to monitor their flight status closely for the latest updates and adhere to all safety protocols.
Collectively, Air India and Air India Express will operate 36 flights to and from the West Asia region on this date. This concerted effort aims to maintain critical travel links while upholding the highest standards of passenger and crew safety.
Travelers heading to the airport are reminded to only do so if their tickets are confirmed. Staying in direct contact with their respective airlines, being prepared with all necessary travel documents, and allocating additional time for security checks are crucial steps. Despite regional tensions, Indian carriers are prioritizing safety while facilitating essential travel, albeit with a reduced number of flights.
