In a significant development under Operation Sindoor, the Indian government has temporarily suspended civil flight operations at 32 airports across the country. This move comes amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, prompting heightened security measures and strategic preparedness.
The suspension will remain in effect until the morning of May 15, as authorities assess the situation and ensure public safety. The decision affects both domestic and international flights at several key airports, including those in northern and western regions that are closer to the India-Pakistan border.According to defense and aviation officials, this precautionary step is part of a broader strategy to maintain readiness in case of any potential escalation. Military operations continue as planned, while civilian movement is being temporarily restricted to minimize risks.Passengers with scheduled flights are advised to check with airlines for updates and alternative travel arrangements.As the situation develops, further updates from the Ministry of Civil Aviation and the Ministry of Defence are expected. The government urges the public to remain calm and cooperate with authorities during this critical time.