Since February 28, 10,341 flights operated by Indian airlines have been canceled due to persistent airspace disruptions in West Asia following military operations by the US and Israel. These cancellations have affected over 10.79 lakh passengers. The restrictions have forced airlines to reroute flights and suspend services. Despite these challenges, Indian airlines carried 240,254 passengers between February 28 and April 3 and operated 45 non-scheduled operations (NSOP). On April 4 alone, they managed to operate 44 inbound flights from West Asia, bringing back 8,061 passengers. Foreign airlines reported 2,177 cancellations during the same period and carried 443,881 passengers with 18,924 NSOP movements. Officials noted that domestic operations in India remain unaffected, with no congestion at airports. Airlines like Air India and IndiGo are recalibrating their schedules to adapt to the evolving airspace conditions, while advising passengers to check flight statuses regularly.