04.02.2026, 17:02

India's IndiGo airline cancels flights to/from Almaty until end of February due to Iran situation

ASTANA. Feb 4 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Indian airline IndiGo has temporarily canceled flights to a number of cities, including Almaty, due to the unstable situation in Iran, the carrier said in a message on social media platform X.

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India's IndiGo airline cancels flights to/from Almaty until end of February due to Iran situation

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