The Civil Aviation Ministry is closely monitoring the evolving situation in West Asia to ensure the safety and continuity of air travel operations, officials said. The ministry is in constant coordination with airlines, airport operators, and international aviation bodies to assess any potential impact on flight routes and passenger safety.
Authorities have stated that Indian carriers operating flights through or near the affected airspace are being provided with real-time advisories. Airlines have been instructed to take precautionary measures, including route adjustments and enhanced operational planning, wherever required.
The ministry has also been in touch with the Directorate General of Civil Aviation and other relevant agencies to ensure that all safety protocols are strictly followed. Passenger safety remains the top priority, and no compromise will be made under any circumstances, officials emphasized.
Airlines have been advised to keep passengers informed about any delays or changes in schedules and to offer necessary assistance. Airport authorities have also been alerted to remain prepared for any operational contingencies.
The Civil Aviation Ministry said it will continue to closely watch developments in the region and take swift action if the situation demands, assuring travellers that all necessary steps are being taken to maintain safe and smooth air travel operations.
