SRINAGAR: After witnessing a brief slump in air operations following the Pahalgam attack earlier this year, Srinagar ...

Airlines have asked the Civil Aviation Ministry to waive user fees collected from passengers at Srinagar airport following a slump in travel demand after the Pahalgam ...

Delhi experienced a dust storm followed by heavy rain and hail, disrupting over 60 flights at IGIA. The IMD reported strong winds and a temperature drop, providing relief from the heat. Passengers ...

Srinagar: Normal flight operations will soon be restarted at the Srinagar International Airport, officials said on Monday. The decision follows the Airports Authority of India's announcement ...

Srinagar: The Srinagar International Airport is ready for flight operations after the Airports Authority of India announced the resumption of civilian flights at 32 such facilities.

Srinagar Airport ready for flight operations after AAI notice These airports were temporarily shut last week in view of the military standoff between India and Pakistan. The AAI, along with other ...

Drone attacks targeting the Srinagar airport classified as a defence airport and the Awantipora air base were successfully foiled late Friday night, according to officials.

However, from the very next day, the numbers started dropping. On April 24, the airport handled 15,836 passengers on 118 flights including 4,456 arrivals and 11,380 departures.

Before the Pahalgam massacre, Srinagar airport witnessed an average arrival of 8600 to 9200 passengers between April 17 to April 22. In contrast, 4456 passengers landed in Srinagar on April 24 ...

Official data showed that Srinagar airport had 57 flight arrivals and 53 flight departures, handling a total of 14,197 passengers from 6 am to 8 pm on Thursday.

Describing the attack as "homegrown," he said, "the Central government in India is facing protests in many states, including Nagaland, Manipur, Kashmir, and Chhattisgarh. This is home-grown as the ...

Before his early departure, Modi held bilateral talks with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and co-chaired the Strategic Partnership Council. Both leaders condemned the attack and reaffirmed ...