Starting March 29, 2026, four Indian airports—Jodhpur, Srinagar, Pune, and Adampur—will shut temporarily for runway repairs. Jodhpur airport will remain closed until April 27, while others face phased closures. Airlines have already stopped bookings beyond March 28, signaling significant travel disruptions for passengers across these regions.
The Indian Air Force, which operates these civil airports, has issued NOTAMs (Notice to Airmen) for scheduled runway recarpeting. The closures are essential for safe operations of both military and civilian aircraft.
Closure Schedule And Impact
• Jodhpur Airport: Closed March 29 – April 27, 2026
• Srinagar, Pune, Adampur: Phased closures starting March 29, lasting nearly a month
• Airlines including IndiGo, Air India, and Air India Express halting bookings beyond March 28
• Civilian flight operations suspended during repair periods
Passenger Advisory
Travelers are advised to check airline notifications, reschedule flights, or opt for alternative airports nearby. Refunds and rebooking options are being offered by carriers to minimize inconvenience.
Key Highlights
• Four airports—Jodhpur, Srinagar, Pune, Adampur—shut for runway repairs
• Closures begin March 29, lasting up to a month
• Airlines halt bookings beyond March 28 for affected airports
• Indian Air Force overseeing recarpeting and maintenance work
• Passengers urged to plan travel with alternative routes
Sources: Moneycontrol, India TV News, News18, TheNews21, Times of India