India, May 12 -- The Airports Authority of India has officially revoked the Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) regarding the suspension of air operations across 32 airports in north and northwestern India. The Indian airspace across these airports, which was earlier mandated to be shut till May 15, 2025, is now completely open for commercial operations, aiding both domestic and international airlines. Even as Indian airports reopen, travellers are advised to confirm the flight status and check airline updates via official channels.

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32 Indian airports reopen: All you need to know

Here's the complete list of the 32 airports that were impacted by the NOTAM and have...