Disruption in the Middle East–India aviation corridor is significantly impacting capacity and airline operations on both sides, according to CAPA. The analysis highlights the critical role of Gulf hubs in India’s international traffic, with reduced connectivity affecting airlines, transit flows, and overall market dynamics.
The report notes that India’s reliance on Middle East hubs for international connections makes it particularly vulnerable to such disruptions. With strong labour and VFR traffic between the regions, capacity constraints are affecting both Indian carriers and Gulf airlines, underscoring the importance of restoring network stability.
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