MUSCAT : Air India Express said it will resume flight operations to and from Muscat effective March 3, 2026, restoring connectivity between Oman’s capital and key Indian cities after days of regional disruption.
In an update issued by the airline, Air India Express confirmed that scheduled services linking Muscat with Delhi, Kochi, Kozhikode, Mangaluru, Mumbai and Tiruchirappalli will recommence from Tuesday.
However, the carrier said flights to and from Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates will remain suspended until 23:59 hrs IST (18:29 hrs UTC) on March 3, 2026, due to ongoing operational constraints linked to airspace restrictions across parts of the Middle East.
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The partial resumption marks a gradual restoration of services as airlines continue to adjust schedules amid heightened regional tensions that have led to widespread cancellations and rerouting of flights.
Air India Express advised passengers to check the latest flight status before travel and ensure their contact details are updated to receive real-time notifications. The airline said customers can access updates through its website and via its 24/7 AI-powered digital assistant on WhatsApp.
The announcement comes as several carriers review operations across the Gulf, balancing safety considerations with efforts to reconnect stranded travellers and resume normal schedules.
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