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    Flight Disruptions Rise: 278 Indian Flights Cancelled Due to Regional Conflict

    New Delhi, March 6 Domestic airlines are scheduled to operate 96 flights to and from the Middle East on Friday, while the carriers have cancelled 278 international services for the day, the government said on Friday amid the ongoing conflict in the region.The situation in the Middle East has...
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    Middle East Crisis Disrupts Indian Airline Routes, Passenger Assistance Efforts Underway

    New Delhi, March 6 Domestic airlines are scheduled to operate 96 flights to and from the Middle East on Friday, while the carriers have cancelled 278 international services for the day, the government said on Friday amid the conflict in the region.The situation in the Middle East has disrupted...
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    Civil Aviation Ministry Addresses Passenger Grievances Amid Flight Disruptions

    A total of 278 flights scheduled to be operated today by Indian domestic carriers have been cancelled due to the ongoing developments in West Asia and the resulting airspace restrictions. The Ministry of Civil Aviation stated that flight operations have been affected across several sectors. In a...
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    357 Flights Cancelled: Updates and Assistance from Authorities

    Amid the ongoing situation in West Asia, the Ministry of Civil Aviation announced that 357 planned flights have been cancelled. In a social media post, the ministry stated that the situation in the region is being closely monitored to facilitate assistance for passengers. It added that passenger...
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    PACR Resolves 411 Passenger Concerns Amidst West Asia Developments

    The Ministry of Civil Aviation has stated that the Passenger Assistance Control Room (PACR) under the Ministry is actively addressing the grievances and queries of air travelers in light of the ongoing developments in West Asia.In a social media post, the Ministry informed that the Control...
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    Airfare Fluctuations Under Scrutiny: Centre Awaits Court Response

    New Delhi, February 23 – The Central government informed the Supreme Court on Monday that the issue of fluctuating airfares and additional fees charged by private airlines during festive seasons and holidays is being examined at the highest level.A bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep...
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