109 persons from Karnataka stranded in West Asia as airspace closure disrupts flights

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Passengers, including Indians, stranded astatine  Abu Dhabi airdrome  amid formation  disruptions and cancellations owed  to the struggle  successful  West Asia, connected  February 28, 2026.

Passengers, including Indians, stranded astatine Abu Dhabi airdrome amid formation disruptions and cancellations owed to the struggle successful West Asia, connected February 28, 2026. | Photo Credit: Video Grab

At slightest 109 persons from Karnataka are stranded successful West Asian countries pursuing wide airspace closure amid the ongoing struggle successful parts of the Middle East aft US and Israel attacked Iran connected February 28.

District-wise information  of radical   from Karnataka stranded successful  West Asia owed  to ongoing struggle  that has led to closure of airspace for planetary   formation  operatsions.

District-wise information of radical from Karnataka stranded successful West Asia owed to ongoing struggle that has led to closure of airspace for planetary formation operatsions.

According to authoritative information released by the authorities of Karnataka, 100 persons are stranded successful the United Arab Emirates (Dubai) and 9 successful Bahrain aft respective countries declared NOTAM (closure of airspace), severely disrupting planetary formation operations.

District-wise information shows that Ballari accounts for the highest fig of passengers stranded successful the UAE astatine 32, followed by Bengaluru (25) and Davanagere (9). Kodagu and Vijayapura person 4 stranded persons each, portion Chikkamagaluru has five. Dakshina Kannada, Shivamogga and Raichur relationship for 3 persons each. Chikkaballapura, Chitradurga, Kalaburagi and Udupi relationship for 2 each, portion 1 idiosyncratic is from Tumakuru.

Four persons from Hassan are stranded successful Bahrain, 3 from Udupi, 1 from Kodagu, and 1 from an unspecified district.

Published - March 02, 2026 11:23 americium IST

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