Air India and IndiGo are experiencing significant flight disruptions to the UAE, particularly Dubai, due to operational restrictions stemming from the West Asia crisis. Both airlines have cancelled multiple flights and are offering rebooking or refunds to affected passengers. These changes coincide with rising aviation fuel prices, leading airlines to implement fuel surcharges
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