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Air India on Tuesday canceled flights to and from Jammu, Leh, Jodhpur, Amritsar, Bhuj, Jamnagar, Chandigarh and Rajkot. The airline said on X that this decision has been taken to protect the passengers in view of the present situation.
Air India has said that it is monitoring the situation and passengers will be given updates from time to time. IndiGo also earlier canceled his flights to Jammu, Srinagar, Amritsar, Chandigarh, Leh and Rajkot.
Here, schools, Anganwadi and coaching centers will be opened today in the border districts including Barmer, Jodhpur of Rajasthan. However, Amritsar, Tarn Taran and Pathankot district administration of Punjab have issued instructions to close the school.
Earlier on Monday, 32 airports from 9 states closed from 9 May were opened. Airlines started booking for passengers on behalf of companies. Now all the operational airports in the country are open.
India had an air strike on Pakistan on 7 May to avenge the Pahalgam terror attack on 22 April. Pakistan also retaliated in border areas. On May 10, the Ministry of Civil Aviation issued instructions to close 32 airports in 9 states.
AAI released the press release and informed about opening the airport
The Airports Authority of India on Monday informed about opening airports through press release. It said that 32 airports closed till May 15 are now available for aircraft operations with immediate effect. Passengers have been asked to see the websites of airline companies for information about flights.
The Airports Authority of India on Monday informed about opening airports through press release.
More than 500 flights were canceled in three days More than 500 flights were canceled by the airlines due to the flight shutdown. Many airline companies had given passengers a full refund or flight relationship option. There was a struggle between India and Pakistan till May 10.
The ceasefire (ceasefire) was announced by the two countries at 5 pm on 10 May. After this, the situation started becoming normal in the Indian states adjoining the Pak border. On May 11, an order was issued to restore 27 cancell trains in Rajasthan. Orders were issued to run 8 canceled trains in Ferozepur, Punjab normally.
The night trains from Gujarat to Rajasthan were canceled from May 10, now they have also been restored. An important decision can also be taken today regarding the canceled holidays of government employees in Gujarat.
On May 10, an order was issued to close 32 airports in the country by 15 May.
Airline companies issued travel advisory Airline companies issued travel advisory after flights services on 32 airports started on Monday. SpiceJet and Read the message of Indigo for travelers-
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We are happy to say that all the 32 airports recently affected have now opened for the operation. Our teams are working to start normal flight operations as soon as possible. We are grateful to your patience and cooperation.
According to the latest government instructions, we will slowly start the operation at the airports. Things are gradually becoming normal, yet flight services may be slightly delayed and final time changes. Rebate is available at a change or cancellation fee in flights from affected airports till 22 May 2025. You can still consider your travel plans again.
Photos after opening airports …
At the Amritsar Airport, only the airport employees are being allowed to enter.
The flight started operating from Jodhpur Airport, but the movement of passengers is not visible.
Bikaner Airport has been opened. However, there is no flight from here today.
May 12: State -wise situation on the third day of ceasefire …
Jammu and Kashmir: School-colleges in non-border districts will open from today
Jammu’s Divisional Commissioner has said that after reviewing the India-Pakistan tension situation, the Education Department has decided to reopen the school-college of non-border districts. School-colleges in border districts will be closed at present. NIT Srinagar will have online classes till June 6.
Rajasthan: School-college in Barmer, coaching will open from today, Air India flights from Jodhpur will be canceled today
In Sriganganagar, the markets closed at 7 o’clock on Monday evening, while in Barmer, there was a movement in the market at night.
Today (Tuesday), schools, colleges, universities, Anganwadi centers and coaching centers will be opened in Jodhpur, Bikaner, Barmer and Sriganganagar. There will no longer be a blackout in the border districts of Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Barmer.
Air India canceled Jodhpur’s flight service for today while traveling. Drones were seen in Barmer on Monday night, which was killed by Indian Air Defense. Read full news …
Punjab: Chandigarh-Amritsar visiting flights cancell; School-college closed in 4 districts
Amritsar, Tarn Taran and Pathankot district administration also decided to close schools and colleges on Tuesday 13 May. The Fazilka administration has orders to keep all schools and colleges closed for the next 2 days.
There was a blackout for some time in Amritsar at night. Also, the flight coming from Delhi was not allowed to land here and was returned from Mansa to Delhi. IndiGo and Air India today canceled flights coming to Chandigarh and Amritsar. Read full news …
Gujarat: Rajkot Airport opened, crowds of devotees gathered in Nadeshwari temple in Kutch
The situation has become normal in the border areas of Gujarat. Rajkot International Airport started on Monday. The doors of Nadeshwari temple of Kutch were also opened in the morning. As soon as the temple opened, there was a huge crowd of devotees. The night trains from Gujarat to Rajasthan were canceled from May 10, now they have also been restored. Read full news …
Jammu and Kashmir: Schools closed in border districts, security forces alert
Even after the ceasefire is removed, security forces have been kept on high alert in Jammu and Kashmir. All schools in Jammu, Kathua, Samba, Poonch, Rajouri, Baramulla, Kupwara and Bandipora are closed. School-colleges around Srinagar Airport and Avantipora Airbase are also not open. A decision will be taken on 13 May tomorrow to open the school.
The government has directed to open the Srinagar Airport, but the flights operations have not started at present. The Jammu-Srinagar highway closed since Ramban Landslide is still closed.
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