More than 250 flights were cancelled on Tuesday across four major Indian airports—Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Chennai—due to ongoing disruptions caused by the escalating Middle East conflict, officials said. Flight operations have been impacted for the fourth consecutive day as airlines continue to adjust schedules amid airspace restrictions and safety concerns linked to the situation involving the US, Israel, and Iran. Mumbai, Delhi Among Worst Affected Mumbai airport recorded the highest number of cancellations, with 107 flights affected, followed by Delhi with 80 cancellations. Bengaluru reported at least 42 cancelled services, while Chennai airport confirmed 30 cancellations. The figures include both arrivals and departures, significantly affecting passenger movement across domestic and international routes. Over 1,100 International Flights Cancelled in Three Days Since the crisis escalated on February 28, Indian airlines have cancelled a total of 1,117 international flights over the past three days, reflecting the scale of disruption in global aviation. Airspace closures and rerouting challenges over parts of the Middle East have forced airlines to suspend or delay several west-bound flights. Airlines Warn of …