Indigo flights delayed

Days after cyclone Biparjoy-induced huge waves caught tourists in Ganpatipule town in the coastal Ratnagiri district of Mumbai by surprise, inclement weather has resulted in the temporary closure of the Mumbai airport runway and the cancellation of flights. Air India's Twitter handle read, "Inclement weather conditions and the temporary closure of Runway 09/27 at the Mumbai airport, in addition to other consequential factors beyond our control, have resulted in delays and cancellation of some of our flights. We regret the inconvenience caused to our guests, as we try to minimise the disruptions." IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Inclement weather conditions and the temporary closure of Runway 09/27 at the Mumbai airport, in addition to other consequential factors beyond our control have resulted in delays and cancellation of some of our flights. We regret the inconvenience caused…— Air India (@airindia) The comments posted here/below/in the given space are not on behalf of Onmanorama. The person posting the comment will be in sole ownership of its responsibility. According to the central government's IT rules, obscene or offensive statement made against a person, religion, community or nation is a punishable offense, and legal action would be taken against people who indulge in such activities. onmanorama-topic-general-topics-11-cyclone onmanorama-topic-general-topics-41-travel onmanorama-topic-general-topics-31-plane 4t2l1h9qqt242s1rjmjmpm3sr2 https-www-onmanorama-com-acp onmanoram...

In aviation parlance, passenger Load Factor or Seat Factor is a measure of how much of an airline's passenger carrying capacity is used or the average percentage of seats filled in an aircraft. In terms of On-Time Performance (OTP), AirAsia India had its maximum number of flights operating on time with an OTP of 90.8 per cent across four key airports.

• Mumbai Airport, on Monday, witnessed irate passengers and chaotic scenes as several flights were delayed • While several flights got delayed due to weather conditions, others were forced to abort landing • Many of the passengers who had to wait several hours took to Twitter to express their grievances Mumbai Airport, on Monday, witnessed irate passengers and chaotic scenes as several flights were delayed and the passengers had to wait for hours. While several flights got delayed due to weather conditions, others were forced to abort landing. Many of the passengers who had to wait several hours took to Twitter to express their grievances.  A user tagged Air India and Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiradiya Scindia and gave out his flight details. The user said that his family is stuck at the airport since last night. The user wrote: “My Family at the airport from last night. visa Expiry today Last date. No hotel no acc. No alternative flights. Pls Help us”.  Another user tagged Air India and Tata Group Chairman Emeritus Ratan Tata and said that when he reached the airport, he was informed that his Doha-Mumbai flight will be delayed by around an hour. He also said there is no update regarding the status of the flight. Chougle further said no services have been provided apart from “some sort of meaningless meals”.  Chougle wrote: “There was a flight AI-981 from Doha to Mumbai on 11th June at 23:55 (After Delayed), but when we reached the airport at 7pm, we were inf...

An IndiGo Airline flight en route to Ahmedabad from Amritsar strayed into Pakistan near Lahore due to bad weather during the weekend. It went up to Gujranwala before heading back to Indian airspace at about 8 pm on Saturday. According to flight radar, the Indian plane, with a ground speed of 454 knots, entered north of Lahore at about 7:30 pm and returned to India at 8:01 pm. A senior official of the Pak Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said that it was not unusual as it was "internationally allowed" in bad weather conditions, Dawn reported. Meanwhile, several flights were diverted and delayed due to poor visibility at airports in light of an alert issued by the CAA. The CAA spokesman said that it had extended the weather warning for Lahore till 11:30 pm on Saturday as the visibility at the Allama Iqbal International Airport was 5,000 metres, Dawn reported. A number of flights heading to Lahore were diverted to Islamabad due to poor visibility. Meanwhile, a PIA flight from Abu Dhabi to Islamabad was diverted to Multan. A Jeddah-Lahore flight was also diverted to Multan. Dawn reported that PIA flights from Lahore to Madina and Karachi to Lahore and an Etihad flight from Lahore to Abu Dhabi were delayed. ** The above article has been published from a wire source with minimal modifications to the headline and text.

Chaos ensued after the temporary closure of the The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted rain and thunderstorm in Mumbai on Monday as cyclone Biparjoy turned into an ‘extremely severe cyclonic storm’, and is expected to make landfall on the western coastline on June 15. IndiGo Airlines took to Twitter and expressed regret for the inconvenience caused while replying to a passenger’s tweet complaining about a delayed flight. “The flight to Mumbai got delayed for the fourth time (because of operational issues) still there is no clear communication. Such chaos affects the schedule of the passengers which should be valued. Really pathetic. At least passengers should be given other flights," the passenger tweeted. IndiGo responded by saying “it is never our intention to disrupt the plans of our passengers" and promised to resolve the issue soon. As passengers’ complaints piled up, Air India also put out a statement saying “inclement weather conditions and the temporary closure of Runway 09/27 at the Mumbai airport have resulted in delays and cancellation of some of our flights". “Inclement weather conditions and the temporary closure of Runway 09/27 at the Mumbai airport, in addition to other consequential factors beyond our control have resulted in delays and cancellation of some of our flights. We regret the inconvenience caused to our guests, as we make all effort to minimise the disruptions," Air India tweeted. IMPORTANT INFORMATION:Inclement weather conditions an...

"The second phase of Air India's recruitment process was scheduled for Saturday and most of the cabin crew members of IndiGo who took leave had gone for it. This means that the crew members of Indigo had gone to join the recruitment process of Air India after taking leave in the name of the illness. Due to this, more than 900 flights of Indigo got delayed across the country," said industry sources.

“Inclement weather conditions and the temporary closure of Runway 09/27 at the Mumbai airport, in addition to other consequential factors beyond our control have resulted in delays and cancellation of some of our flights. We regret the inconvenience caused to our guests, as we make all effort to minimize the disruptions," Air India tweeted. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Inclement weather conditions and the temporary closure of Runway 09/27 at the Mumbai airport, in addition to other consequential factors beyond our control have resulted in delays and cancellation of some of our flights. We regret the inconvenience caused…— Air India (@airindia) Passengers expressed their disappointment with the flight services at Mumbai airport and called it ‘ridiculous’. “Utter chaos@AkasaAir at Mumbai Airport. Flight to Bangalore is twice delayed and gate changed FIVE times. Making people look jokers and run around the airport with luggage! Beyond ridiculous! Such shame! 8.15 new take off time and boarding yet to begin! Ppl furious now!" a social media user tweeted. Utter chaos A video was shared on the microblogging site in which a woman can be seen yelling at IndiGo Airlines staff at the Mumbai airport. “Heated argument between a lady passenger &@IndiGo6E staff in Mumbai airport. Del-Bom 2103 Indigo flight delayed by over 1 hr 40 mins. Lady's father-in-law in ICU. #indigo," another social media user commented.