UAE–India travel: IndiGo issues March 25 update, flags flight schedule changes as Middle East situation evolves

Passengers advised to check flight status amid shifting schedules and updates

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Nivetha Dayanand, Assistant Business Editor
IndiGo urges passengers to check flight status.
IndiGo urges passengers to check flight status.
IANS

Dubai: IndiGo has issued a travel advisory warning of possible changes to flight schedules amid the evolving situation in the Middle East, urging passengers to verify their flight status before heading to the airport.

The airline said flights scheduled for March 25 are expected to operate, while teams continue to manage operations and support passengers through any adjustments.

Schedules remain subject to change

Airlines across the region are adjusting schedules in response to changing conditions, with flight timings and routings subject to revision at short notice.

IndiGo said it is closely monitoring developments and working with relevant authorities to ensure safe operations.

“Your safety and well-being continue to guide every decision we make, and we are in constant communication with the relevant authorities to ensure safe operations.”

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Passengers advised to stay updated

Travellers have been asked to rely on real-time updates shared through registered contact details, while also checking the airline’s official flight status channels before departure.

“To keep you informed, timely updates are being shared on your registered contact details. Should you need any assistance, our support teams remain readily available to help.”

Passengers flying in the coming days are advised to allow extra time for travel, monitor updates closely and be prepared for potential changes to departure timings.

With flight schedules remaining dynamic, staying informed will be key to avoiding disruptions and ensuring smoother travel plans.

Nivetha Dayanand
Nivetha DayanandAssistant Business Editor
Nivetha Dayanand is Assistant Business Editor at Gulf News, covering aviation, financial markets and commodities. A business and financial journalist with a strong interest in multimedia storytelling, she regularly takes complex financial and economic subjects beyond the written word, producing explainer videos that make them easier for a wider audience to understand. Nivetha has interviewed senior policymakers, business leaders and global financial figures both on and off camera. Her past guests include UAE Minister of Economy and Tourism Abdulla bin Touq Al Marri, Khaled bin Alwaleed Al Saud, a member of the House of Saud and the founder and CEO of KBW Ventures, Jihad Azour, Director of the Middle East and Central Asia Department at the International Monetary Fund and Indian ministers Hardeep Singh Puri and N. Chandrababu Naidu. She has also hosted and moderated panels, conferences and awards shows, bringing her newsroom experience to live conversations on business, finance and the economy. An Erasmus Mundus journalism alum, Nivetha is drawn to stories that affect people directly and to reporting that gives a platform to voices that might otherwise go unheard. She was among the first journalists to speak to Petrofac employees in the UAE about unpaid salaries, broke the news of the planned demolition of Dubai’s well-known “Toyota Building”, and helped set the record straight on widely circulated claims that a giant replica of the Moon was coming to Dubai. More recently, her exclusive interview with EDGE Group CEO Hamad Al Marar revealed how the UAE-based defence group deployed its systems along the country’s shore border and established a geofence around the UAE within 48 hours of the February 28 escalation. Prior to joining Gulf News, Nivetha worked at ITP Media, where she helped launch Finance Middle East, a new publication covering the region’s financial sector. Her role spanned reporting and editing, video production, interviews and events. Across print, digital, and video, she focuses on finding the people behind business stories and explaining why those stories matter to the audience reading or watching them.
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