Dense fog disrupts flight operations across Major Indian cities

On Monday, dense fog created significant disruptions in flight operations across key Indian cities, affecting major airports and causing inconvenience for passengers. Here’s a breakdown of the impact in various regions.

New Delhi

A thick layer of fog blanketed New Delhi, leading to visibility dropping to zero in certain areas. Eight flights heading to Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport were diverted – seven to Jaipur and one to Ahmedabad. The Delhi airport issued an advisory for passengers, urging them to contact their respective airlines for updated flight information. Flights not compliant with the CAT III instrument, an anti-fog landing system, faced potential disruptions.

Bengaluru

Bengaluru woke up to thick fog covering the city, impacting flight operations. Two Hyderabad-bound Vistara flights from Bengaluru and Mumbai had to return due to adverse weather conditions in Hyderabad.

Kolkata

Low visibility at Kolkata’s Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport led to delays in flight schedules.

Punjab’s Bathinda

Thick fog in Bathinda increased the risk of accidents, with commuters expressing concerns about safety.

Haryana Roadways Bus Accident

A Haryana roadways bus collided with a trolley near Ashrafgarh Dauri village in the Jind district, with passengers attributing the accident to dense fog.

India Meteorological Department (IMD) Predictions

As the weather conditions persist, travelers are advised to stay informed about their flight status and exercise caution on the roads. The IMD’s predictions provide insights into the anticipated duration and affected regions, aiding individuals and authorities in managing the impact of dense fog.

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