28
Feb
New Delhi (Gurpreet Singh): International air travel across the Middle East was thrown into chaos after military strikes on Iran prompted emergency airspace closures and sweeping flight cancellations. The sudden escalation forced airlines to halt or reroute services to avoid conflict zones, leaving thousands of passengers stranded and disrupting major global routes linking Europe, Asia, and the Gulf. Civil aviation authorities in Iran and neighboring countries restricted or shut down their skies following the strikes, citing security risks to civilian aircraft. Flights to and from Israel, Iran, Iraq, and parts of the Gulf were either suspended or diverted. Several major…