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News · Saudi · 29 Oct 2026

IndiGo Cancels Flights to Four Saudi Arabian Cities Until 14 November 2026

Published: 29 October 2026 Category: Airline & Travel News IndiGo has issued a travel advisory announcing that flights to and from four major Saudi Arabian cities — Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and Madinah — will remain cancelled until 14 November 2026, due to ongoing airspace restrictions in the region. According to the airline's advisory, the restrictions continue to affect flight operations, creating uncertainty for passengers travelling between India and Saudi Arabia.

IndiGo Cancels Flights to Four Saudi Arabian Cities Until 14 November 2026

Cities Affected

The advisory covers flights operating to and from the following destinations: Riyadh (RUH) Jeddah (JED) Dammam (DMM) Madinah (MED)

What Passengers Should Know

IndiGo has stated that it is contacting affected customers and providing updates and assistance. The airline is closely monitoring the situation, with passenger and crew safety remaining its primary priority. Passengers with bookings to or from the affected destinations should check their flight status directly with IndiGo before travelling to the airport. They should also contact the airline or their travel agent regarding rebooking, refunds and alternative travel arrangements.

Holymount Travel & Leisure Advisory

Holymount Travel & Leisure advises passengers travelling between India and Saudi Arabia to verify their flight status before departure and confirm any changes to their itinerary. Passengers holding confirmed bookings on affected routes should contact their booking agent for assistance with applicable airline policies, refunds or rescheduling options. Important: The cancellation period stated in the supplied advisory runs until 14 November 2026. Passengers should check for subsequent announcements before making travel arrangements. Source: IndiGo Travel Advisory supplied for this report.

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