In response to escalating tensions linked to the Iran conflict, Dubai has restricted foreign airlines to only one daily flight to its airports until May 31. This decision is expected to heavily impact Indian airlines, including IndiGo, Air India, and SpiceJet, which operate a significant volume of flights on the India-Dubai routes. The Federation of Indian Airlines has expressed concerns over potential revenue losses and is urging the Indian government to intervene with Dubai authorities to ease these flight restrictions. The letter from Dubai authorities indicates that additional flight slots may be allocated if capacity allows, but currently, the limitations are causing operational challenges for Indian carriers already facing high fuel costs and longer routes due to airspace constraints. Given that India is the largest source market for Dubai's air traffic, these restrictions pose a serious threat to the profitability and operational viability of Indian airlines.