Air India Cancelled Multiple Flights, Check Full List Here

Air India Flight Cancelld: India’s top airline, Air India, announced on Sunday that it has cancelLed multiple international flights due to the intensifying military conflict between the US and Iran. Following Iran’s missile strikes on US military installations in the Gulf, the airspace in the region has been deemed unsafe, prompting Air India to reduce its essential flights to Europe and the UK.

Air India released an official statement on Sunday, stating, “After ongoing monitoring and thorough evaluation of the swiftly changing situation in the Middle East, we find it necessary to limit our scheduled flights. The safety of our passengers and crew remains our highest priority.” The airline emphasized that until the air situation stabilizes, traveling on these routes could pose risks.

The cancelled flights include:

AI131 / AI130: Mumbai–London (Heathrow) / London (Heathrow)–Mumbai
AI113 / AI118: Delhi–Birmingham / Birmingham–Delhi
AI155 / AI156: Delhi–Amsterdam / Amsterdam–Delhi
AI151 / AI152: Delhi–Zurich / Zurich–Delhi
AI137 / AI138: Delhi–Milan / Milan–Delhi
AI153 / AI154: Delhi–Vienna / Vienna–Delhi
AI133 / AI132: Bengaluru–London (Heathrow) / London (Heathrow)–Bengaluru
AI157 / AI158: Delhi–Copenhagen / Copenhagen–Delhi
AI2017 / AI2018 and AI2015 / AI2016: Delhi–London (Heathrow) / London (Heathrow)–Delhi
AI2029 / AI2030: Delhi–Frankfurt / Frankfurt–Delhi

Passengers left stranded at airports

A significant number of passengers are currently stranded at various airports throughout the country, including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Bengaluru, due to flight cancellations or delays. Preliminary data from the Ministry of Civil Aviation indicates that around 444 flights were anticipated to be canceled on Saturday alone as a result of this geopolitical turmoil. The disruptions and cancellations caused by the conflict have left many travelers stuck at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, experiencing considerable inconvenience.

Close monitoring and careful assessment of the evolving situation in the Middle East have necessitated further curtailment of our scheduled operations, with the safety and security of our customers and crew remaining our highest priority.

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— Air India Newsroom (@AirIndia_News) March 1, 2026

The US-Iran conflict has completely disrupted global aviation services. India has also been affected. Numerous passengers are stranded at several airports across the country, including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Bengaluru, due to flight cancellations or delays. Operation Epic Fury, launched by Israel and the US against Iran, and Iran’s subsequent retaliatory warnings, has turned the Gulf region into a no-fly zone. Iran, Israel, Iraq, the UAE, Jordan, and Syria have temporarily closed their airspace for security reasons. According to preliminary data from the Ministry of Civil Aviation, approximately 444 flights were expected to be canceled on Saturday alone due to this geopolitical instability.