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American Airlines cancels Delhi flight due to India-Pakistan tensions
May 26, 2025 2:53 AM

May 7 (Reuters) - American Airlines ( AAL ) said on

Wednesday it had canceled its flight from New York to Delhi for

the day due to heightened tensions between India and Pakistan,

and continues to monitor the situation.

The company will also ferry an aircraft out of Delhi

carrying only crew members.

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