Air India is temporarily suspending two of its Gatwick routes and reducing frequencies on several others to the UK for the best part of a month in the wake of last week’s Ahmedabad crash tragedy.
Air India is temporarily reducing its wide-body operations by about 15% (Credit: iStock / winhorse)
The carrier is reducing international services operated by its wide-body aircraft by around 15% to carry out "enhanced pre-flight safety checks" and to mitigate airspace closures in the Middle East owing to the Israel-Iran conflict.
"The objective is to restore schedule stability and minimise last-minute inconvenience to passengers," said Air India, which has now cancelled more than 80 flights in the past week.
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