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US-Iran war: number of flight services, passenger footfall comes down in Madurai

US-Iran war: number of flight services, passenger footfall comes down in Madurai
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Madurai Airport reported a decline in passenger footfall and aircraft movement in 2025-26, attributed largely to the suspension of international flights due to the US-Iran conflict. Despite these challenges, the airport successfully reduced its operational losses through increased user development fees.

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The report illustrates the tangible economic impact of geopolitical tensions on regional infrastructure and aviation operations.

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Disruption of flight services, including international air connectivity, from Madurai following US-Iran war, has brought down the passenger footfall by 10,000 in 2025-26.

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Factual reporting on airport statistics and administrative statements.

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