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Delhi Airport Advises Passengers Amid Severe Smog, Maintains Normal Operations

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Delhi Airport Advises Passengers Amid Severe Smog, Maintains Normal Operations
Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport issued a smog advisory, confirming normal flight operations despite severe air quality.

Key Points

  • 1Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport issued an advisory due to severe smog on Saturday.
  • 2Despite low visibility and 'severe' air quality, flight operations at IGIA remained normal.
  • 3Passengers are urged to check with airlines for updated flight information before travel.

Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) issued an advisory on Saturday following a significant deterioration in air quality, as severe smog enveloped the capital. Despite the challenging environmental conditions, airport authorities confirmed that flight operations remained normal. Passengers were strongly advised to verify their flight status directly with their respective airlines before traveling to the airport.

The city woke to a thick blanket of smog, with air quality index (AQI) levels quickly escalating into the 'severe' category. This persistent smog led to significantly reduced visibility across the region. Contributing factors included low wind speeds, which hindered the dispersion of pollutants, exacerbating the already poor atmospheric conditions. IGIA's proactive advisory aims to keep travelers informed while maintaining operational continuity amidst the environmental challenge.

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Delhi AirportSmogAir QualityFlight OperationsIndia Travel

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