New Delhi:
Flight operations were largely unaffected at the Indira Gandhi International airport this morning.
Almost all flights departed on schedule as the airport witnessed shallow fog, an airport official said.
However, some of the flights were cancelled or delayed due to inclement weather at their destinations, he added.
The visibility at the main runway was better than yesterday. However, it started to dip as shallow fog enveloped the airport around 7:30 am.
The visibility at the new runway and the second runway was also normal for flight operations, the official said.
The Met department has predicted 120 hours of dense fog till mid February, which may badly affect the flight operations and cause inconvenience to passengers in the days to come.
Almost all flights departed on schedule as the airport witnessed shallow fog, an airport official said.
However, some of the flights were cancelled or delayed due to inclement weather at their destinations, he added.
The visibility at the main runway was better than yesterday. However, it started to dip as shallow fog enveloped the airport around 7:30 am.
The visibility at the new runway and the second runway was also normal for flight operations, the official said.
The Met department has predicted 120 hours of dense fog till mid February, which may badly affect the flight operations and cause inconvenience to passengers in the days to come.
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