The Delhi government has mandated the curtailment of foreign travel due to conflict spillover impacting Indian aviation operations from West Asia.
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Updated May 27
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The Delhi government has mandated the curtailment of foreign travel due to conflict spillover impacting Indian aviation operations from West Asia.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Airspace restrictions are imposed around Delhi as multiple foreign delegations, including those from China and Egypt, are scheduled to arrive.Sub-event
- Air India faced operational issues, including a smoke incident, while taxiing out from base due to geopolitical conflict impacts.Sub-event
- Air India utilized Delhi as its operational hub on May 27, 2026, flying the Boeing 777-300ER.Sub-event
Delhi government mandates curtailment of foreign travel due to conflict spillover from West Asia.1 source
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