New Delhi:
After being badly hit by dense fog, flight operations at the Indira Gandhi International Airport were on Wednesday normal even as the airport witnessed shallow fog.
The visibility remained good through the night.
Though there was shallow fog in the morning, it had no effect on the flight operations as the visibility remained above 1,000 metres, airport sources said.
The runway visibility on main runway was above 2000 metres through the night but it dropped to 1900 metres in the morning.
Similarly, the visibility on the third runway was around 1600 metres and it dipped to 1200 metres. But there was no disruption of flight movement.
Dense fog had affected the schedule of over 250 flights after it enveloped the airport on January 14 and 15.
On January 14, the airport witnessed the worst fog of the season which led to suspension of flight operations for around two hours affecting the schedule of around 160 flights.
On Tuesday, around 75 flights were hit due to dense fog.
The visibility remained good through the night.
Though there was shallow fog in the morning, it had no effect on the flight operations as the visibility remained above 1,000 metres, airport sources said.
The runway visibility on main runway was above 2000 metres through the night but it dropped to 1900 metres in the morning.
Similarly, the visibility on the third runway was around 1600 metres and it dipped to 1200 metres. But there was no disruption of flight movement.
Dense fog had affected the schedule of over 250 flights after it enveloped the airport on January 14 and 15.
On January 14, the airport witnessed the worst fog of the season which led to suspension of flight operations for around two hours affecting the schedule of around 160 flights.
On Tuesday, around 75 flights were hit due to dense fog.
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