UAE-India travel: IndiGo Dubai flights disrupted, check latest schedules for March 23
Some carriers resume routes while others maintain temporary cancellations
DUBAI – IndiGo has issued a travel advisory for UAE-India flights as disruptions continue due to regional and operational factors.
Passengers flying between Dubai and key Indian cities have been advised to check their flight status before heading to the airport and ensure bookings are confirmed.
IndiGo emphasised that schedules may change at short notice and that travellers should rely on official communications for the latest updates.
IndiGo flights
IndiGo’s advisory highlights several affected routes between Dubai and India. The airline urged passengers to visit the official website for real-time flight status and updates. Notifications are being sent to registered contact details to ensure travellers receive timely information. IndiGo has also set up dedicated support desks at its contact centres to assist passengers with queries, rebookings, and other travel-related concerns.
Travel Advisory
— IndiGo (@IndiGo6E) March 22, 2026
Some flight operations may change at short notice due to the evolving situation in the Middle East. We request customers to kindly note the information below to avoid any inconvenience:
1) The flights mentioned in the table below are scheduled to operate on 23… pic.twitter.com/BbRRgJDoUD
The airline stressed that its teams continue to closely monitor the situation, coordinating with UAE authorities to ensure safe operations. Passengers are advised to go to airports only with confirmed bookings and follow official safety instructions while travelling.
Other airlines
While IndiGo is the primary focus of advisories, other carriers have also made adjustments to their schedules. Cathay Pacific has temporarily cancelled Dubai-bound flights until 30 April, while Philippine Airlines maintains cancellations for Dubai and Doha routes until the end of April.
Air India and Air India Express have increased flights to GCC destinations to accommodate passengers affected by the disruptions.