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The Tata Group-owned carrier on Wednesday announced a series of cuts and suspensions across international routes between June and Aug 2026 owing to continued airspace restrictions in certain regions and record-high jet fuel prices impacting long-haul and international operations.

Air India is suspending and reducing flights on 29 international routes between June and August 2026 due to the West Asia conflict, rising jet fuel prices, and airspace restrictions. These temporary changes aim to improve operational stability and mitigate passenger inconvenience amid global aviation disruptions. The airline will continue operating over 1,200 international flights monthly across five continents.

Air India is temporarily rationalizing several international routes between June and August 2026 due to operational and economic pressures, including airspace restrictions and high fuel prices. This decision will impact thousands of international travelers during the peak summer season, with significant changes to North American, European, Australian, and Southeast Asian networks.

In a heartbreaking ordeal, a family from Patna is grappling with overwhelming grief as they await the return of Binda Prasad Singh, 77, whose body has been stranded in Vietnam for over 72 hours. After suffering a heart attack, he passed away on April 4th.

IndiGo recently announced flight operations to ho chi minh City (HCMC or Saigon), making it the airline’s 22nd international and 80th overall destination. Effective October 18, IndiGo will operate non-stop flights between Kolkata and ho chi minh City. With the launch of these flights, ho chi minh City will become the 7th Southeast Asian region in IndiGo’s network.

Vietjet on Monday said that it has resumed its flights to India with the ho chi minh City – Delhi flight departing from Tan Son Nhat International airport on April 29, while the Hanoi –Delhi service took off on April 30, marking the airline’s return to the country for the first-time post pandemic.

Air India strengthens its Southeast Asia network by launching flights from Delhi to ho chi minh City, offering convenient one-stop connections for travelers from various countries and providing new travel options for Indian and Vietnamese passengers.

Private carrier Jet Airways on Wednesday announced the launch of a flight to the Vietnamese commercial centre ho chi minh City from New Delhi via Bangkok from November 5 with an all inclusive economy fare of Rs 37,506.

Offering better connectivity to South East Asia, the Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL) will soon have direct flight service to ho chi minh City in Vietnam.

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