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Middle East War Disrupts India's Aviation Sector. This Airport Stands Out
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Chennai and Hyderabad were the worst hit, with both airports recording declines of close to 20 per cent in flight operations during the two-month period.
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- Why it matters
- Reduced flight operations at major Indian airports means fewer seats available, higher ticket prices, and delays for passengers traveling on affected routes during the disruption period.
- Most affected
- Passengers from Chennai and Hyderabad — Fewer available flights and potentially higher fares on affected routes.
Airlines operating from these airports — Lower flight volumes and reduced revenue during the two-month disruption. - Likely next
- Whether flight operations return to normal levels once regional tensions ease or air corridors reopen.
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