It further stated that it will continue to closely monitor the situation and share updates based on its ongoing risk assessments.

“We sincerely regret the inconvenience caused to our valued guests by these disruptions, whom we are notifying of the cancellations and supporting with alternative options to minimise the inconvenience,” it added.

Air India flight cancellation on March 1: Full list

• AI161/AI162 and AI111/AI112: Delhi-London (Heathrow) / London (Heathrow)-Delhi
• AI129/AI128: Mumbai-London (Heathrow) / London (Heathrow)-Mumbai
• AI169/AI170: Amritsar-London (Gatwick) / London (Gatwick)-Amritsar
• AI101/AI102: Delhi-New York (JFK) / New York (JFK)-Delhi
• AI119/AI116: Mumbai-New York (JFK) / New York (JFK)-Mumbai
• AI191/AI144: Mumbai-Newark / Newark – Mumbai
• AI127/AI126: Delhi-Chicago / Chicago-Delhi (via Vienna)
• AI187/AI188 and AI189 and AI190: Delhi-Toronto / Toronto-Delhi (via Vienna)
• AI2025/AI2026: Delhi-Frankfurt / Frankfurt-Delhi
• AI2027/AI2028: Mumbai-Frankfurt / Frankfurt-Mumbai
• AI143/AI142 and AI147/AI148: Delhi-Paris / Paris-Delhi

Air India flight status

In a separate statement, Air India said that it cancelled all flight to Middle East until 23:59 hours on March 1. “In view of the current situation in the Middle East, Air India has cancelled all flights to destinations in the region until 2359 hours on 1 March. We are closely monitoring developments and remain in continuous coordination with the relevant authorities,” it said.