Rajkot: Seven airports in Gujarat have been closed for civil aviation following the issuance of a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) till 5:29 am of May 15th by the Government of India. In response, all major airlines have issued advisories confirming the cancellation of flights to and from these airports.

Here is a list of flights that have been cancelled from the respective airports:

Rajkot Airport:
Air India flights to Delhi and Mumbai, including return flights, have been cancelled. IndiGo has also suspended flights between Rajkot and Bengaluru, Delhi, Goa, Hyderabad, and Mumbai.

Bhuj Airport:
Air India flights to Delhi and Mumbai have been cancelled. Alliance Air has also cancelled its Bhuj–Mumbai flight, and Star Air flights between Bhuj and Ahmedabad are suspended.

Keshod Airport:
Alliance Air flights connecting Keshod with Ahmedabad and Diu have been cancelled.

Jamnagar Airport:
The Air India flight to Mumbai from this Indian Air Force-owned airport has been cancelled.

Porbandar Airport:
SpiceJet flights between Porbandar and Mumbai have been cancelled.

Kandla Airport:
SpiceJet flights from Kandla to Mumbai are also cancelled.

Mundra Airport:
Operations at the privately-owned Mundra Airport, managed by the Adani Group, are suspended in compliance with the NOTAM.

Naliya Air Force Station:
As it is an Air Force station, there are no civilian flight operations from this airport. However, in the latest NOTAM, this airbase was also included.

In addition to these closures, flight operations across other airports in Gujarat have been affected as a total of 24 airports have been shut nationwide. As of 3 PM today, five flight departures from Ahmedabad Airport have been cancelled. These include flights to Chandigarh, Jodhpur, Bhuj, Belagavi, and Kishangarh. Of these, except for Belagavi, all destinations fall under the NOTAM restrictions. Additionally, three arriving flights at Ahmedabad Airport—from Jodhpur, Bhuj, and Belagavi, have also been cancelled. DeshGujarat