Air India has announced the cancellation of approximately 400 international flights each month from June to August, significantly impacting services across North America, Europe, Australia, and Southeast Asia. This decision arises from soaring jet fuel prices linked to the ongoing conflict in West Asia and airspace restrictions that threaten the viability of long-haul operations. The Federation of Indian Airlines, representing major carriers including Air India, has indicated that the aviation sector is under severe stress, prompting this drastic measure. Key route changes include the suspension of flights from Delhi to Chicago and reductions in frequency for other major destinations such as Toronto and Paris. Air India is committed to supporting affected travelers by offering rebooking options, free date changes, or full refunds. The airline is also in discussions with regulators to restore full service capacity when conditions allow, although it has cautioned that further adjustments may be necessary if the situation does not improve.