Srinagar Airport News
There will be no scheduled commercial flights operating from Srinagar Airport on Monday, July 6, 2026, according to an official advisory issued by the airport authorities. Passengers who were planning to travel have been advised to check the latest flight status with their respective airlines before leaving for the airport.
The announcement was made through a passenger advisory shared on the airport’s official social media platform. Airport officials said that airlines are currently revising their flight schedules following the recent withdrawal of the proposed Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) that had affected flight operations.
According to the advisory, although the operational situation has improved after the withdrawal of the proposed NOTAM for Monday and Tuesday, airlines need time to reorganize and update their flight schedules. As a result, no commercial flights are operating from Srinagar Airport on Monday.
Airport authorities explained that restoring flight services involves careful planning by each airline. Flight schedules must be revised, approved, and published before normal operations can resume. This process includes arranging aircraft, assigning crew members, updating booking systems, and coordinating with airport authorities to ensure smooth operations.
Officials have indicated that commercial flight operations are expected to resume on Tuesday, once airlines complete the schedule revisions and officially announce their updated flight plans. However, passengers have been advised not to assume that flights will operate as usual and should verify the latest information directly with their airlines.
The airport has urged travellers to rely only on official sources for updates. Passengers should check airline websites, mobile applications, customer service centres, or official airport communication channels before starting their journey. This will help them avoid unnecessary travel to the airport if their flight has not yet been restored.
Airport authorities also requested passengers to remain patient while airlines complete the necessary arrangements. They assured travellers that every effort is being made to restore normal flight operations as quickly as possible.
Flight disruptions can occur due to several operational reasons, including airspace restrictions, safety requirements, weather conditions, or administrative decisions. In such situations, airlines and airport authorities work together to ensure that services resume safely and efficiently once all necessary clearances are in place.
For passengers whose flights have been affected, airlines are expected to provide updated travel information regarding rescheduling, rebooking, or refunds based on their individual policies. Travellers are encouraged to contact their airline directly if they need assistance with changes to their bookings.
Srinagar Airport is an important gateway for the Kashmir Valley, handling thousands of domestic passengers every day. Any disruption to its flight operations can affect tourists, business travellers, students, and local residents who depend on air travel for connectivity with the rest of the country.
With airlines currently working to restore their schedules, airport authorities remain hopeful that normal commercial flight operations will resume from Tuesday. Until then, passengers are advised to stay informed through official announcements and avoid relying on unverified information circulating on social media or other unofficial platforms.
The airport concluded its advisory by thanking passengers for their patience and cooperation during the temporary disruption. Officials emphasized that passenger safety and smooth operations remain the top priority, and all necessary steps are being taken to ensure that flight services return to normal as soon as possible.
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Ajeet Yadav is an aviation enthusiast covering airline news, airports, aircraft, and industry developments through well-researched and reliable reporting.
