Operation Sindoor: Many flights cancelled from Hyderabad airport

Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport has been facing significant disruptions today as multiple flights have been cancelled due to a security operation known as “Operation Sindoor.” The operation, which is aimed at ensuring heightened security protocols, has left many passengers stranded and uncertain about the status of their flights.

Authorities have not disclosed all details of the operation, but sources indicate that the heightened security measures involve thorough screening procedures, leading to a backlog in operations. As a result, several domestic and international flights have been either delayed or cancelled. Passengers traveling from key airlines such as Air India, IndiGo, and Emirates have reported extended waiting times and uncertainty regarding their next steps.

The cancellation of flights has caused frustration for travelers who were en route to major cities across India and destinations abroad. Airport officials are advising passengers to check with their respective airlines for the latest updates on flight schedules and any possible rebooking options.

Local law enforcement has assured the public that these measures are necessary for the safety and security of all passengers. In the meantime, the airport is working to clear the backlog and return operations to normal as quickly as possible.

For those affected by the cancellations, alternative travel options are being explored, and passengers are urged to stay informed through official airport channels and their airlines. As the situation evolves, travelers are being advised to allow extra time for airport security checks and to keep an eye on updates related to Operation Sindoor.

Authorities anticipate that the situation may persist throughout the day, but they are confident that normalcy will soon return to Hyderabad’s aviation hub. Travelers are urged to remain patient as operations continue under strict security measures.