India-Pakistan War: Delhi Airport issues travel advisory, operations to remain...

Pakistan tried to attack on 8 May by doing a nefarious act, which was foiled by India's air defense system.. Amidst this tension, Air India has now issued an advisory for passengers..

No Ban on Airport Entry, Confirms PIB; Airlines Urge Flyers to Arrive Early Due to Extra Security

Amid a wave of confusion and panic on social media, the government has officially debunked claims that airports across India have been closed to public entry. The Fact Check unit of the Press Information Bureau (PIB) stepped in to clarify that no such ban has been imposed. However, passengers flying in or out of airports in the coming days are advised to arrive at least three hours before their flights, as airlines have increased security proced…

India-Pakistan War: Delhi Airport issues travel advisory, operations to remain...

In a post on X, the Airport authorities also urged passengers to check with their airlines for the latest updates and rely only on official sources.

Delhi Airport Points Journey Advisory Amid India-Pakistan Battle; A number of Airways Urge Fliers To Attain Airports 3 Hours Earlier than Flight

New Delhi: Amid the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, the Delhi Airport has issued a particular journey advisory for the passengers to keep away from any panic-like state of affairs. The advisory got here after aerial assaults by Pakistan focusing on Jammu in addition to a number of army stations close to the western border, have been efficiently foiled by India’s air defence techniques. The official advisory for travellers reads: …

Airlines Issues Travel Advisory Amid India-Pakistan Conflict: Flyers Urged to Reach Airports 3 Hours Before Departure - PUNE PULSE

Amid heightened tensions and ongoing military operations between India and Pakistan, Air India has issued a travel advisory for all domestic and international passengers. In light of enhanced security protocols, the airline has urged fliers to arrive at the airport at least three hours before their scheduled departure. The advisory follows new directives from the