Heavy rains and gusty winds in Delhi-NCR on Tuesday badly affected life as well as air services. If you are going to fly from Delhi or come to Delhi in the coming days, then this news is very important for you. Major airlines like Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet have issued special travel advisories for passengers. Meanwhile, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted that rain will continue for the next few days. It is very important to know these updates before planning your trip.

Be sure to know these things before going to the airport

Given heavy rains and possible delays, all major airlines have advised their passengers to be cautious:-

1. Air India

Air India has warned its passengers that flights to and from Delhi may be affected due to strong winds and rain since morning. “Before going to the airport, please check your flight status on airindia.com and take extra time for your journey.” This advice is very important to reach the airport on time and avoid any unexpected delays.

2. IndiGo

IndiGo has also asked its passengers to be prepared for possible delays due to bad weather. The airline has said in its advisory, “Due to heavy rains and slow traffic in Delhi, it may take longer to reach the airport. Please check the flight status and leave home with extra time.” This advice is to save passengers from inconvenience and make their journey smooth.

3. SpiceJet

Domestic airline SpiceJet has also issued an update in its statement. “There is a possibility of disruption in flight operations due to bad weather in Delhi and Dharamshala.” The airline has advised passengers to keep checking the status of their flight on spicejet.com/#status and be alert for any changes.

Weather Department Forecast

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has given important information about the weather in Delhi. IMD has said that the intensity of rain in Delhi may increase today. This trend is likely to continue till August 3. These days, the sky will remain cloudy, and there is a possibility of light to moderate rain. The effect of rain was not limited to air services only. Due to continuous rain, many areas of Delhi were waterlogged, which badly affected the traffic system, and there was a traffic jam on the roads.