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Air India Flight Halwara‑Delhi Cancelled Again, 110 Passengers Stranded
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ludhiana
🗓 09 Sep 2026, 09:40 AM
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The Air India service from Halwara to Delhi was cancelled for the second time in three days, leaving about 110 travelers without a flight.
Air India cancelled its scheduled flight from Halwara Airport to Delhi on Tuesday, marking the second cancellation within a span of three days. The abrupt decision affected roughly 110 passengers who had booked seats on the service.
The airline informed travelers of the cancellation through SMS alerts and announced that affected customers could either opt for a re‑booking on the next available flight or request a full refund. Many passengers expressed frustration over the sudden change, citing missed appointments and disrupted travel plans.
Air India has not disclosed specific reasons for the repeated cancellation, though officials indicated that operational challenges at the Halwara hub may have contributed. The airline assured the public that it is working to normalise the schedule and minimise inconvenience for future flights.
Consumer rights groups have urged the carrier to provide timely compensation and clear communication, emphasizing that repeated disruptions can erode passenger confidence in regional air services.
The airline informed travelers of the cancellation through SMS alerts and announced that affected customers could either opt for a re‑booking on the next available flight or request a full refund. Many passengers expressed frustration over the sudden change, citing missed appointments and disrupted travel plans.
Air India has not disclosed specific reasons for the repeated cancellation, though officials indicated that operational challenges at the Halwara hub may have contributed. The airline assured the public that it is working to normalise the schedule and minimise inconvenience for future flights.
Consumer rights groups have urged the carrier to provide timely compensation and clear communication, emphasizing that repeated disruptions can erode passenger confidence in regional air services.