Indian Airlines Cancel Flights to Kathmandu

New Delhi: Air India and Indigo were among the airlines that canceled their flights connecting Kathmandu on Tuesday, as the airport in the Nepal capital was temporarily closed between the anti -government protests in the neighboring country.

Air India and Spicejet also canceled their flights to Kathmandu for Wednesday.

In the light of the current situation and the closure of Kathmandu Airport, Indigo said that all flights from Kathmandu and Kathmandu stand have been canceled on September 10 for 1200 hours.

One source said one of the Air India flights returned to the National Capital on Tuesday, as the smoke was noticed at Kathmandu airport during the last approach of the aircraft.

The source was directed to the Air India flight of another Kathmandu leaving Delhi and then returned to the national capital.

“Considering the current situation in Kathmandu, the following flights have closely monitored the AIR India, which operates on the Delhi-Katmandu-Delhi route, which operates on the Delhi-Katmandu-Delhi route.”

Air India makes six flights a day between Delhi and Kathmandu, while the Indigo route makes a flight every day.

“Considering the dominant situation in #Kathmandu, the airport was closed for operations. As a result, from now on, the suspended Kathmandu stand and all flights.” He said.

The airline also said that it was closely monitoring developments to continue its earliest activities and coordinated with local authorities.

The Tribhuvant in Kathmandu was temporarily closed in the middle of the international airport protests.

Air India was canceled from AI215/216, AI213/214 and AI217/214 and AI217/218 and Kathmandu and Kathmandu and Kathmandu on September 10, “Considering the dominant status and closure of the airport in Kathmandu.” He said.

In an article in X, Spicejet said that their flights to Kathmandu/Kathmandu were canceled for 10 September due to the dominant situation in Kathmandu.

A source said Air India Express decided to cancel its flight from Bengaluru to Kathmandu on Wednesday.

In an article in X, Air India said that it offers passengers with reservations for traveling to Kathmandu and Kathmandu until September 11th, and offers a one -time waiver of re -planning charges on tickets published until September 9th.

In another article on the X, Indigo said, “As an instant relaxation measure, we give up for cancellations for traveling to Kathmandu and Kathmandu, which is valid for reservations on September 12th and September 9th,” Indigo said in another article. He said.

On Tuesday, India asked citizens to travel to the neighboring country until the situation was stabilized.