New Delhi: The Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) here saw flight disruptions on Friday due to fog and near zero visibility conditions for more than four hours in the morning. Delhi has been going through a continuous fog spell and conditions are not expected to improve in the next three to four days.
Nearly 50 flights were delayed by up to five hours.
“As no major western disturbance has been on the way till January 27, late night and early morning dense fog is most likely to continue for next three to four days,” Dr. R.K. Jenamani, Director-in-Charge, IGIA met unit said.
To Read the News in Full 23/01/16 The Hindu
Nearly 50 flights were delayed by up to five hours.
“As no major western disturbance has been on the way till January 27, late night and early morning dense fog is most likely to continue for next three to four days,” Dr. R.K. Jenamani, Director-in-Charge, IGIA met unit said.
To Read the News in Full 23/01/16 The Hindu
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