Delhi Airport: Operations Restored Following Weather Disruptions

Following thunderstorms and heavy rainfall earlier today, Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) has announced that flight operations have resumed normally. During the disruption, three flights were diverted to other airports and over 100 flights experienced delays, with an average delay of about 61 minutes. Eight flights were cancelled altogether.

Passengers are advised to check with their airlines for the latest updates, as some delays may persist. The airport’s latest statement confirms that, despite the adverse weather conditions, the facility remains fully operational, with ground staff working diligently to minimise inconvenience.

In its latest advisory, the airport said, "In light of the advisory from the India Meteorological Department, we wish to inform you that the airport remains fully operational. However, some flight operations may be affected by the adverse weather conditions. Our dedicated on-ground teams are collaborating with all stakeholders to ensure a smooth and efficient experience for our passengers. We kindly request passengers to stay updated on their flight status by contacting their respective airlines."

Airlines, including IndiGo and Air India, recommend allowing extra time when travelling to the airport due to heavy traffic and waterlogging in certain areas. Travellers are encouraged to stay informed about their flight status through their airlines’ official channels.