IndiGo Airways has issued a journey advisory for passengers travelling to and from Delhi, cautioning them about potential disruptions brought on by dense fog. The advisory comes because the nationwide capital is experiencing decreased visibility as a result of prevailing winter climate situations.
In a publish on the social media platform X, the airline urged passengers to allocate additional journey time to succeed in the airport and to remain up to date on their flight schedules. “Fog is presently affecting visibility in Delhi, which can end in slow-moving site visitors and delays in flight schedules. We suggest permitting additional journey time and checking flight standing earlier than beginning your journey. Protected travels!” the publish said.
Delhi Airport points advisory
Dense fog and escalating air air pollution ranges have prompted vital disruptions throughout the nationwide capital, impacting each flight operations and street site visitors. Authorities have applied emergency measures to deal with the deteriorating state of affairs as visibility plummeted, affecting every day life and journey plans. As per Delhi Worldwide Airport Restricted (DIAL), low visibility procedures are in progress at Delhi Airport. “All flight operations are presently regular. Passengers are requested to contact the airline involved for up to date flight data,” it added.
GRAP IV imposed in Delhi
In the meantime, the Delhi authorities has imposed Stage IV of the Graded Response Motion Plan (GRAP) from Monday after the Air High quality Index within the nationwide capital crossed the 450 mark on Sunday which falls within the ‘Extreme plus’ class. On Monday, the nationwide capital recorded an AQI of 481. That is along with the preventive/ restrictive actions talked about underneath Stage I, Stage II and Stage III of GRAP already in power. The Graded Response Motion Plan (GRAP) for the Nationwide Capital Area (NCR) is assessed underneath 4 completely different phases of antagonistic air high quality in Delhi: Stage I — ‘poor’ (AQI 201-300); Stage II — ‘very poor’ (AQI 301-400); Stage III – – ‘extreme’ (AQI 401-450); and Stage IV — ‘extreme plus’ (AQI over 450).