Over 15 flights cancelled from Delhi airport: Flight operations at Delhi airport have been affected due to ash from the Ethiopian volcanic eruption. Many international flights have been cancelled, causing inconvenience to passengers. Airlines have offered passengers the option of refunds and rescheduling. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has issued an advisory regarding safety.
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Why over 15 flights cancelled from Delhi airport
- Flight operations affected at Delhi airport
- Many international flights cancelled
- Airlines issue advisory
New Delhi: The ash cloud caused by the eruption of the Hayle Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia is disrupting air traffic. Regarding its impact on India, flights operating westward from several airports in the country, including New Delhi, are either being cancelled or rerouted.
IGI Airport has been particularly affected, with flights to Europe, the Middle East, and Asia suspended. Seven international flights have been cancelled since Monday. Nearly a dozen flights have been delayed. Flights to Dubai, Jeddah, Helsinki, Kabul, and Frankfurt experienced delays of two to four hours. Passenger traffic at IGI Airport has increased, and many are awaiting alternative flights.
In light of the impact on flight operations, Air India has announced that a total of 13 flights have been cancelled from various airports across the country, including New Delhi, on November 24-25. Akasa Air, IndiGo, and KLM have also cancelled several flights.
Advisory issued by all Indian airlines amid volcanic ash threat
Air India: We have initiated precautionary checks on aircraft transiting the affected areas. 11-13 flights have been cancelled. Passengers will be offered the option of a full refund or rescheduling.
IndiGo: Some international flights have been cancelled or delayed. Flights have been altered to avoid the ash cloud. Passengers are urged to remain patient and check their status.
KLM: Flight KL 871 to Amsterdam cancelled. Routes adjusted in coordination with European regulators. Refunds or rebookings available.
DGCA general advisory: Airlines should stay 100 km away from ash-affected areas. Aircraft engine and systems inspections mandatory. Passengers should be informed 24 hours in advance.
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Over 15 flights cancelled from Delhi airport due to ash from Ethiopian volcano.