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Hajj 2025: First flight with 178 pilgrims to depart from Srinagar on May 4

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
April 26, 2025
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Srinagar, Apr 25: The sacred journey of Hajj 2025 is set to begin from Jammu and Kashmir, with the first flight scheduled to depart from Srinagar International Airport on May 4. This inaugural flight, operated by SpiceJet, will carry 178 pilgrims and marks the commencement of this year’s Hajj pilgrimage from the Union Territory. The flight is expected to depart from Srinagar at 10:25 AM and arrive at Fujairah International Airport in Saudi Arabia at 2:55 PM.
After a brief layover, the flight will continue its journey, departing Fujairah at 3:55 PM and landing at Madina International Airport by 6:55 PM on the same day.
Following the first flight, there will be no departures on May 5, 6, and 13. However, regular flights will resume on May 7, with 321 pilgrims scheduled to depart each day for Madina. On May 9 and May 14, two flights will operate, each carrying 642 pilgrims. The final flight will take place on May 15, carrying the last group of 321 pilgrims from Srinagar.
A total of 3,388 pilgrims from Jammu and Kashmir are expected to embark on the Hajj pilgrimage this year. SpiceJet has been tasked with managing these flights, ensuring that all arrangements are in place for a smooth and safe journey.
The Hajj Committee has confirmed that necessary steps, including health check-ups, documentation, and logistical support, have been taken to provide a seamless experience for the pilgrims. [KNT]

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