There is tremendous tension in the middle East at this time. Due to America’s jumping in the war between Iran and Israel, this struggle has increased the possibility of sprinkling longer. Air India said on Sunday that operations on 19 routes of 118 low -wide Vikali aircraft will be reduced at the moment. In addition, the operation of aircraft on three routes will be suspended.

This announcement has been made by Air India at a time when it announced a 15 percent reduction in international flight operations a few days ago. Issuing a statement, Air India said that they are temporarily going to stop operating 5 percent of the aircraft in the operations of low -wide overall flights. These changes will remain in force till at least 15 July 2025.

Weekly flights cut

Till July 15, the three routes on which seven weekend flights will be banned are the routes-Bengaluru-Singapur, Pune-Singapur and Mumbai-Bagdogra. Apart from this, many other routes such as Delhi-Bangalore and Delhi-Mumbai will also be affected and its operations will be cut.

Air India says that the main objective of cutting of aircraft operation is to strengthen the operational stability from Air India and passengers are to stop any kind of inconveniences till the last time.

International operations cut

It was worth noting that earlier on behalf of Air India, it was said that by mid -July, he is going to cut the operations of bid body aircraft by up to 15 percent. Taking these steps after the Ahmedabad aircraft accident, the airlines company had said that its decision has been taken to reduce the inconveniences of passengers and to ensure better operations of the aircraft between many challenges. Out of 242 passengers in Ahmedabad on June 12, 241 were killed. After this, instructions were given by the company to increase the security check.

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