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Wednesday, July 22, 2026

Air India Cuts International Flights Amid Fuel Price Surge

Air India is making some changes to its flights. They are. Stopping some flights between June and August 2026. This is because the price of jet fuel is going up, and there are problems with flying around the world.

The airline wants to make sure that its schedule is reliable and that passengers do not have problems at the moment. With these changes, Air India will still have more than 1,200 international flights every month to five continents.

Some flights to North America will be changed. For example, Air India will not fly from Delhi to Chicago for a while. They will also reduce the number of flights from Delhi to San Francisco. Of the 10 flights a week, they will have seven flights a week until August. Flights from Delhi to Toronto will happen five times a week until July. Then they will go back to daily flights in August.

Air India is also changing its flights to the United States. They will have flights from Mumbai to Newark, but they will stop flying from Delhi to Newark and from Mumbai to New York JFK for a while.

In Europe, some cities like Paris, Copenhagen and Rome will have flights. For example, Air India will reduce the number of flights from Delhi to Paris from 14 flights a week to seven flights a week.

The airline is also reducing flights to Australia and Asia. They will have flights from Delhi to Melbourne and Sydney. Some flights, like from Delhi to Shanghai and from Chennai to Singapore, will be stopped until August.

There will be flights to some other cities like Singapore, Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur.

Air India says that if your flight is changed, they will try to find you another flight. You can also change your flight date for free. Get a refund depending on your ticket.

The airline is working with the people in charge of airports to try to get things back to normal soon. However, they might have to make changes if the problems with fuel prices and flying continue. Air India and its passengers are waiting for things to get better so that Air India can have all its flights again.

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