West-Asia tensions: 10 flight services from Kozhikode in Kerala cancelled
The tensions between Iran and Israel have led to the cancellation of various flight services at the Calicut international airport to and from various West-Asian countries.
Nine services scheduled to depart on Tuesday (June 24, 2025) such as the Flydubai flight to Dubai scheduled for 8.15 am, Air India Express flights to Doha, Bahrain, Dubai (2.40 pm), Ras Al Khaimah (3.50 pm), Riyadh (8.25 pm), Dammam (8.50 pm), Abu Dhabi (10.35 pm) and Muscat (11.45 pm) have been cancelled.
The Air India Express flight to Sharjah, scheduled for 12.40 am on Wednesday has also been cancelled.
The airport authorities and airlines have urged the passengers to verify their flight status before travelling as these cancellations have significantly impacted services.
They also informed that the services will restart once the air routes are opened.
Passengers shall contact 0483-2719491 for any clarifications.
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