Aviation in Dubai and at the other UAE airports continue to be functional amid the ongoing regional issues in the Middle East. But airlines are continuously adjusting schedules. On March 25, 2026, Indian airlines IndiGo and Air India issued fresh travel advisories for passengers. For those travelling between the countries, this is an important update.
IndiGo’s travel advisory
IndiGo updated its travel advisory and shared the list of latest travel flights scheduled to operate on March 25. But the airline in its advisory also warned, “Given the evolving situation in the Middle East, there could be changes in flight schedules.”
It stated,
“We request customers to check their latest flight status at http://bit.ly/31paVKQ before heading to the airport. The flights listed below are scheduled to operate on 25 March 2026 and our teams are working diligently to help customers reach their destinations as smoothly as possible. To keep you informed, timely updates are being shared on your registered contact details. Should you need any assistance, our support teams remain readily available to help.
Your safety and well-being continue to guide every decision we make, and we are in constant communication with the relevant authorities to ensure safe operations. “
Air India and Air Express update
Air India and Air India Express updated and informed to run together a total of 26 scheduled and non-scheduled flights, to and from the West Asia region. Air India Group shared an “Important Update”. The flights will operate in important hubs including Dubai International Airport (DBX).
It is one of the ways through which Indian airlines are maintaining essential connectivity between the nations while taking care of all safety measures as passenger and crew safety remains priority. Dubai has two major airports, namely Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC). The DBX is among the busiest aviation hubs in the world and one of the main transit points for travellers from India.
Meanwhile it is important for travellers to:
Arrive at the airport early only if they have a confirmed ticket
Stay informed and connected with their airlines directly
Be ready with their travel documents
Allow extra time for security checks
Air India, Air India Express and IndiGo, despite all odds and ongoing conflict in the Gulf region, continue to operate flights in limited numbers to help stranded passengers while prioritising safety of passengers and crew.
