Air India and Air India Express will jointly operate 78 scheduled and non-scheduled flights to and from the West Asia region on March 13, maintaining key connectivity between India and major Gulf destinations.
The airlines will continue scheduled services to Jeddah and Muscat, including six flights to and from Jeddah. Air India will operate round-trip flights from Delhi and Mumbai, while Air India Express will run a Hyderabad–Jeddah service along with multiple scheduled flights to Muscat from major Indian cities.
In addition, both airlines plan special non-scheduled operations, including flights to Riyadh from Mumbai and Kozhikode. A large portion of the operations will focus on the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, where around 60 ad-hoc flights may operate depending on slot availability and regulatory approvals.
Meanwhile, international services to regions such as North America, Europe, and Australia will continue as scheduled. Passengers affected by temporarily suspended routes have been offered flexible rebooking options by the Air India Group.
