As of March 12, Air India and Air India Express are operating 58 flights to West Asia, while IndiGo has resumed 9 routes.

Date:

Indian carriers resume West Asia flights; passengers can check schedules.

As travel between the UAE and India picks up, several airlines have resumed both scheduled and non-scheduled flights to key destinations. On March 12, passengers can expect services from Indian carriers and UAE-based airlines, facilitating family reunions, business trips, and leisure travel.

Air India and Air India Express will operate a total of 58 scheduled and non-scheduled flights to and from West Asia on 12 March 2026, linking major Indian cities with destinations in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Oman.

Key Scheduled Flights – March 12, 2026

Air India

  • Delhi → Jeddah: 1 round-trip
  • Mumbai → Jeddah: 2 round-trips

Air India Express

  • Bengaluru → Jeddah: 1 round-trip
  • Kozhikode → Jeddah: 1 round-trip
  • Muscat services:
    • Delhi → Muscat: 1 round-trip
    • Mumbai → Muscat: 1 round-trip
    • Kozhikode → Muscat: 2 round-trips

Non-Scheduled Flights

  • Riyadh: 1 round-trip each from Mumbai and Kozhikode
  • Additional 40 flights to the UAE and Saudi Arabia (subject to slot availability and regulatory approvals)

Other International Flights

  • Flights to North America, Europe, Australia, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives continue as scheduled
  • 78 extra flights operating between March 10–18, 2026

Passenger Guidance

  • Guests on temporarily suspended routes can rebook at no extra charge or request a full refund via the airline website or 24×7 support hotlines: +91 11 6932 9333 / +91 11 6932 9999.
  • Air India Express passengers from any UAE station can rebook on additional commercial flights at no extra cost. The airline is contacting impacted passengers via registered mobile numbers—ensure your contact details are up to date.
  • Passengers can also manage rebookings via AI assistant Tia on WhatsApp: +91 63600 12345.

IndiGo Operations

  • IndiGo will resume flights to nine Middle East destinations on Thursday, along with selected routes to Europe, subject to safety and regulatory approvals.

Travel Advisory

  • Flight schedules may change at short notice. Passengers are strongly advised to check the latest status before travelling.
  • IndiGo is contacting impacted customers to assist with alternate arrangements. For queries, contact the Customer Contact Centre: +91 124 6173838.
  • As travel gradually resumes, Indian and UAE carriers continue to monitor the situation and adjust schedules as needed. Passengers should verify flight status before heading to the airport and follow airline advisories for smooth travel.

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