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Srinagar airport likely to suspend flights twice a wk for 3 months, 15 days in Oct

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June 03, 2026

TOURISM stakeholders in Kashmir are facing fresh anxiety and apprehend significant booking cancellations as Srinagar Airport is likely to suspend flight operations every Monday and Tuesday from July to the end of September, followed by a 15-day complete closure from October 1 for planned runway maintenance works.

- FAYAZ WANI

Srinagar airport likely to suspend flights twice a wk for 3 months, 15 days in Oct

According to an advisory issued by Srinagar Airport, the runway will remain unavailable every Monday and Tuesday from July 1 to September 30, 2026, as part of a scheduled maintenance programme being undertaken by the Air Force. The advisory further states that airport watch hours during this period are proposed to be restricted from 8 am to 5 pm.

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