2 routes compared
Arabian Sea Southern Route avoids warning areas — the other option on this route goes near one.
Based on official airspace warnings · checked 4h ago · How this works
Full breakdown →A contingency Delhi to Dubai route that goes south through Gujarat, across the Arabian Sea south of Pakistan, and into the UAE. Clear of warning areas — fully avoids Pakistan airspace. Fewer flight options due to the longer path. Use this when Pakistan airspace is restricted or closed. Adds approximately 40–50 minutes versus the overland route.
Route assessed 22h ago
Full breakdown →The top option stays clear of all warning areas.
Primary DEL–DXB routing southwest from Rajasthan airspace through Pakistan airspace and into Oman airspace before UAE. for Pakistan airspace transit — the standard industry route for all major operators on this corridor. Emirates, Air India, and IndiGo all use this geometry. crossing is operationally normal under current conditions but warrants monitoring given EASA/UK CAA standing advisories.
Goes close to a warning area but does not cross it
Route assessed 22h ago
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