Dubai suspends landing permissions at Dubai International and Al Maktoum airports due to West Asia security concerns. Spicejet and IndiGo flights may face disruptions.

Air India and Air India Express cancelled multiple flights to West Asia on March 15 due to UAE airport restrictions. IndiGo also suspended flights to Dubai amid tensions in the region.

SpiceJet has been coordinating with airport authorities and other stakeholders to ensure smooth operations and passenger handling for these special services, the release noted.

SpiceJet will operate 13 special flights from the UAE on Thursday to aid passengers stranded due to the Middle East conflict.

SpiceJet will operate 14 special flights from the UAE on March 6 to bring back Indian nationals stranded in the Gulf as the Iran war disrupts West Asia air travel and forces hundreds of flight cancellations.

A SpiceJet spokesperson said, “Regular flights from Dubai to Pune have been operating daily over the past week, but restrictions on the number of permitted flights from Dubai prompted the airline to launch these additional services from Fujairah.

SpiceJet will launch four special flights from the UAE on March 3 to repatriate Indian citizens affected by airspace closures in the Middle East due to escalating tensions.

SpiceJet is operating special flights from Fujairah to India amid flight restrictions to/from Dubai due to the Middle East situation. Passengers are advised to check their flight status for potential schedule changes.

As cancellations continue across West Asia, SpiceJet's emergency flights offer stranded travellers a crucial route back to India.