
The northern states of India continue to face severe colds, resulting in widespread disruption to travel. On Friday, dense fog at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport caused delays for 202 flights. Similarly, many trains originating from Delhi and Agra were delayed due to poor visibility.
Dense fog is affecting 14 states. The airport in Amritsar, Punjab was closed due to zero visibility. Flight operations have been stopped here. Apart from this, Jammu and Kashmir
Snowfall has intensified the cold in the mountainous regions. Himachal Pradesh has recorded sub-zero temperatures in several areas impacting delays and cancellation of flights.
Tabo: -14.7°C
Samdo: -9.3°C
Kukumseri: -6.9°C
Kalpa: -2°C
Manali: 2.8°C
Travelers can take the following steps to stay updated on flight status amid such conditions:
Airline websites and mobile apps: most airlines provide real-time flight status updates on their official platforms.
Airport helplines: contact the helpline numbers of the respective airports for the latest information.
Flight Tracking Apps: use apps like FlightRadar2 or FlightAware to track flight movements in real-time.
SMS Alert: sign up for SMS updates from airlines during ticket booking.
Social Media: Following airport and airline social media accounts for quick updates and announcements.
As the cold wave and dense fog continue, travelers are advised to stay informed and plan accordingly to minimize disruptions to their journeys.