Air India sees greater impact from airspace curbs this year

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Air India is currently experiencing more significant operational disruptions due to current airspace restrictions. The airline has been forced to cancel or reroute flights, leading to delays. This year's impact is reportedly more severe than the disruptions the carrier faced in the previous year. The primary cause is ongoing geopolitical tensions affecting key flight corridors.

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