IndiGo has also extended the cancellation of its flights to Saudi Arabia amid security concerns in the region.AIR INDIA OFFERS FREE REBOOKING, FULL REFUNDSAir India said passengers holding confirmed bookings issued on or before October 24, 2026, can opt for flexible rebooking or a full refund upon cancellation. Passengers booked on Air India flights to or from Riyadh and Dammam, with original travel dates up to November 7, can avail a one-time complimentary rebooking to or from any operational Air India station in Saudi Arabia.
The facility is subject to availability and applies to travel until November 21.For passengers travelling to or from Jeddah, with original travel dates up to October 31, the airline is offering a similar one-time complimentary rebooking facility for travel until November 14. Air India Express passengers booked on Riyadh and Dammam sectors on or before October 24, with original travel dates up to November 7, can avail a one-time complimentary rebooking to or from any operational Air India Express station in Saudi Arabia or Bahrain and India.
The revised travel must take place by November 21, subject to availability.For Air India Express passengers booked on Jeddah sectors on or before October 24, with original travel dates up to October 31, the complimentary rebooking facility applies to travel until November 14. The option covers operational Air India Express stations in Saudi Arabia or Bahrain and India.The airlines said their teams would assist passengers with rebooking and refund requests through their contact centres and city booking offices.Air India passengers can contact the airline at +91 11 69329333 or +91 11 69329999.
Air India Express passengers can call +91 124 6935600.AKASA AIR, INDIGO ALSO EXTEND FLIGHT SUSPENSIONSAkasa Air announced on October 23 at 9 pm IST that it had extended the suspension of flights to Jeddah until November 10 and Riyadh until November 30, 2026.The airline said the decision followed a careful assessment of the security environment. It added that it was closely monitoring developments and assessing the situation in real time.IndiGo has also extended the cancellation of its flights to Saudi Arabia amid security concerns, the Indian Embassy in Riyadh confirmed on Friday, according to news agency Press Trust of India.The extensions come amid concerns over drone and missile strikes targeting Saudi airports, energy installations and other critical infrastructure.
Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis have been involved in a prolonged campaign against Saudi Arabia.- Ends