Air India is suspending its nonstop flights between Dulles Airport and Delhi effective Sept. 1, citing a number of factors, including a shortage of aircraft.

Air India's suspension of service is "due to a combination of operational factors, to ensure the reliability and integrity" of the airline.

The suspension of Washington-Delhi flights also comes as Air India faces heightened regulatory scrutiny after a June crash of one of its Boeing planes in Ahmedabad killed 260 people.

Air India said it would suspend flights between Delhi and Washington, DC, from September, citing Pakistan's airspace closure to Indian carriers.

Where can passengers check flight status? Passengers can check the flight status by visiting the official website of Air India before heading to the airport.

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