Air India and IndiGo Cancel Flights Amid Bangladesh Political Turmoil

Air India and IndiGo have cancelled their scheduled flights to and from Dhaka immediately, following the resignation of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina amid intense anti-government protests. Vistara also announced cancellation of its Dhaka-bound flights. The airlines are monitoring the situation and providing support to passengers with confirmed bookings.

In a swift response to the political upheaval in Bangladesh, Air India and IndiGo have suspended their services to and from Dhaka effective immediately. The move comes in the aftermath of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's resignation amid massive anti-government protests.

Vistara has also joined in, cancelling its scheduled Dhaka flights for Tuesday. The airline had operated a flight from Mumbai on Monday. Air India typically runs two daily flights from Delhi to Dhaka, while Vistara operates daily from Mumbai and three weekly services from Delhi.

The airlines are taking these measures to ensure the safety and convenience of their passengers. Air India has announced a one-time waiver on rescheduling and cancellation charges for affected travelers, and IndiGo has expressed regret over the inconvenience caused. As the situation in Dhaka remains fluid, all eyes are on the evolving scenario under the interim government now in place.