Delhi: Due to heavy rains in Delhi, Indira Gandhi Airport is flooded. Due to this many flights have been affected. Indigo and Air India have issued advisories for passengers. It says that before leaving home for the airport, check your flight schedule. Due to heavy rains in Delhi and surrounding areas, many flights coming to Delhi have been affected. Due to this, domestic flights coming from Ahmedabad, Mumbai and Port Blair are getting delayed.
Dark clouds suddenly appeared in Delhi on Friday and there were torrential rains in many areas. In view of this, the Meteorological Department has issued a ‘Red Alert’ warning of heavy rains along with strong winds and lightning till this evening. Indira Gandhi International Airport was flooded after heavy rains. A video of the airport has also surfaced, in which the waiting area and other places are seen filled with water. The entire airport has become a pond and passengers are facing huge problems in movement.
Indigo issued advisory
Issuing an advisory for its passengers, IndiGo wrote on Twitter, “Flight schedules have been impacted due to inclement weather in Delhi. We are closely monitoring the weather and trying our best to get you to your destination safely and smoothly. If you are traveling today, we advise you to check your flight status on our website before leaving for the airport or through the app. Please also allow enough time for travel as road conditions may be slower than usual. We appreciate your patience and understanding. Your comfort and safety is our top priority.”
Air India gave link to check status
Air India also issued an advisory asking its passengers to check flight status. Along with this, the airline has also given a link, by clicking on which you can check the status of your flight. To check the status of your flight, you can go to. “Flight to and from Delhi may be affected due to inclement weather today. To ensure a smooth travel experience, we ask our passengers to check the latest flight status at the link given below before reaching the airport: Thank you for your understanding and cooperation,” Air India wrote on XPost.
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