Centre Reopens 32 Airports Amid Easing India-Pakistan Tensions

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Bomb threats on two IndiGo flights to Visakhapatnam declared hoaxes
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Bomb threats on two IndiGo flights to Visakhapatnam declared hoaxes

The Indian government on Monday issued a NOTAM to gradually reopen 32 airports that were shut since May 9 due to cross-border drone and missile threats following the Pahalgam massacre. Airports in Jammu, Srinagar, Amritsar, Leh, and others near the Pakistan border will resume operations as the ceasefire, requested by Pakistan’s DGMO, largely holds.

The move signals a de-escalation in tensions after India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’. Authorities, however, remain cautious. Delhi Airport reported smooth operations but warned of potential delays due to heightened security