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Air India Suspends, Reduces Frequencies on 29 International Routes Amid West Asia Conflict and Rising Fuel Prices

Cuts Aimed at Improving Operational Stability Amid Global Aviation Disruptions

Air India West Asia Conflict Jet Fuel Prices

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Air India suspends or reduces frequencies on 29 international routes (June-August 2026) due to West Asia conflict, high jet fuel prices, and airspace restrictions, while maintaining over 1,200 monthly international flights across five continents.

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