90 flights at Delhi Airport in the middle of India-Pakistan voltages after Operation Sindoor | Last news India

After the Operation Sindoor, under which Indian armed forces started on Wednesday in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied cashmere air strikes on several “terrorist infrastructures”. At Delhi Airport, on Thursday between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m., 90 flights were canceled.

Details of flights at Delhi Airport:

1. Domestic deviations: 46

2. Domestic arrival 33

3. International departure: 05

4. International arrival: 06

Advising the airport in Delhi for passengers:

In a consultant who was exhibited on X on Thursday at 10:36 a.m., Delhi Airport dealt with the changing airspace conditions and jointly used information for the flyers.

“All operations in the terminals and its four runways in Delhi airport are as usual. However, the change in airspace conditions has affected a few flights. Passengers are recommended to contact their respective airlines for updated flight information,” said Delhi Airport.

“We work closely with everyone involved to minimize the disorders of the flight plans. The security and comfort of our passengers are our most important priority,” added the organization.

Airspace restrictions after Operation Sindoor:

After the operation on May 7, 27 airports were closed across the country for commercial flights. The security train remains for various airports in northern India until Saturday morning, including Hindon, Gwalior, Dharamshala, Shimla, Amritsar and more.

Operation Sindoor:

In a statement published on May 7 at 1:44 a.m., the Indian government updated the Sindoor Operation and explained that nine locations where “terrorist attacks against India were planned and managed” were hit.

The explanation made it clear: “Our actions were naturally focused, measured and not escalatory. No Pakistani military facilities were attacked. India has shown considerable reluctance to select the goals and the execution method.”

The strike came in the “Take of the terrorist attack of the barbaric Pahalgam, in which 25 Indians and a Nepalese citizen were murdered”.