List of USA Flights Cancelled By Air India Due To Travel Restrictions

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As we all know that the US Govt has imposed restrictions on most travel from India starting from Tuesday, 04th May 2021. Due to these restrictions, Indian flag carrier Air India has slashed the frequency of its most popular flights between India and the USA.

Earlier the airline has operated around 30 weekly flights and has cut flights for Newark, Washington DC, Chicago, and San Francisco from and to its hub Delhi, followed by Mumbai and Bengaluru.

Here is the complete list of flights cancelled by Air India between India and USA.

1. Flights Cancelled Between India and Washington DC

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Flight No.SectorDayPeriod
Al 103/104DEL-IAD-DELFriday07th May 21
Al 103/104DEL-IAD-DELSunday09th May till 30th May 21
A1104IAD-DELWednesday12th May till 02nd Jun 21
A1103DEL-IADFriday14th May till 04th Jun 21

2. Flights Cancelled Between India and New York

Flight No.SectorDayPeriod
Al 101/102DEL-JFK-DELTue & Fri11th May till 1st Jun 21

3. Flights Cancelled Between India and Newark

Flight No.SectorDayPeriod
A1105/106DEL/EWR/DELFri & Sun09th May till 30th May 21
A1105/106DEL/EWR/DELMon10th May till 31th May 21
Al 191/144BOM/EWR/BOMWed & Fri07th May till 21th May 21
A1191/144BOM/EWR/BOMWed & Fri26th May till 02nd Jun 21
Al 191/144BOM/EWR/BOMSun30th May 21

4. Flights Cancelled Between India and Chicago

Flight No.SectorDayPeriod
Al 127/126DEL-ORD-DELMon & Fri07th May till 31th May 21
Al 127/126DEL-ORD-DELSat15th, 22nd & 29th May 21

5. Flights Cancelled Between India and San Francisco

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Flight No.SectorDayPeriod
Al 173/174DEL-SFO-DELThu06th May till 03rd Jun 21
A1183/176DEL-SFO-BLRTue11th May till 01st Jun 21
Al 175/184BLR-SFO-DELThu13th May till or Jun 21

To facilitate passengers Air India has also announced a waiver for those who booked their flight tickets for the India-US-India sector and unable to travel due to the latest restrictions imposed by the US Govt.

It is important to note that the ban on travel from India wouldn’t apply to U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or their spouses.

Other individuals that might qualify for exemptions include humanitarian workers, certain journalists and academics, and students commencing studies in the fall, according to a determination by the State Department for travelers deemed to be in U.S. national interests.


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Manish Khandelwal
Manish Khandelwal

Manish Khandelwal, a travel-tech enthusiast with over a decade of experience in the travel industry. Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Travelobiz.com, he's passionate about writing.

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