New Delhi. After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, the central government has instructed the airlines companies not to increase the fare of Srinagar. Civil Aviation Minister K. Rammohan Naidu held an emergency meeting with all airline companies. After this meeting, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation has announced that the airline companies have waived the charge of ticket cancellation in Srinagar. Along with this, Air India and Indigo Airlines have also decided to operate additional flights from Srinagar to Delhi and Mumbai. Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has also issued advisory.
“In light of the current situation in srinagar, we’ve extended waiver on resuseduling/cancellation. https://t.co/x5fivv8mZZ or call +91 124 4973838 – +91 124 6173838, ”Posts (@Indigigo6e, pic.twitter.com/ljzcqwtqwy
– Press Trust of India (@Pti_News) April 23, 2025
Air India has said that if a passenger wants to resade his Srinagar flight, no extra charge will be charged. With the cancellation of flight tickets, the company will not take the cancellation charge for this. At the same time, IndiGo Airlines has also said that in view of the current situation in Srinagar, he has said not to charge the resade and ticket cancellation. Today, on 23 April, two special flights will also be operated. For more information regarding these flights, information can be obtained by going to https://goindigigo.in or by calling by calling +91 124 4973838 and +91 124 6173838.
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– Omar abdullah (@omarabdullah) April 23, 2025
Jammu and Kashmir CM Umar Abdullah issued an advisory saying that it is heartbreaking to see the migration of our guests from the valley after a tragic terror attack in Pahalgam, we fully understand why people want to go. DGCA and Ministry of Civil Aviation are working to organize additional flights. I have instructed the administration to facilitate traffic between Srinagar and Jammu so that tourists can get out. This must be done in a controlled and systematic manner as the road is still unstable in many places and we are working hard to remove all trapped vehicles. We will not be able to allow the completely free movement of vehicles at this time and we hope that everyone will support us.
