Indian air operators Indigo and Air India released the official passenger council over their airlines on Wednesday 21st May 2025, after heavy rains and massive storms rushed around Dilli NCR.
“#Traveladvisory Rain and thunderstorms can disrupt the flights to/from Delhi tonight,” Air India said in a social media post on the X platform.
Airlines suggested that their passengers check the status of years before going to the airport on Wednesday evening. They also recommended that, at all, passengers who commute “allow more time” to the road.
“Before you go to the airport, please check your status of years and keep your way on the road,” they said.
Direct Reference to Air India flight
Indigo Travel Advisory
The low -cost carrier Giant Indigo also issued travel consultancy and reported the passengers that their current flight plans were influenced by heavy rain and thunderstorms swept through Delhi NCR, Chandigarh and Kolkata.
“Our flight plans are currently influenced due to heavy rains and storms swept through Delhi, Chandigarh and Kolkata. Even if we always try to work according to the schedule, you hope you understand that the weather disruption is out of our control,” Indigo said in his official consultancy shared on X platform.
“We recommend checking the status of your flight on our website or application before you go out. Also, please allow you to commute, because water and slowly moving traffic can affect ENROUTEAIRPORT road travel,” the airline operator said.
Direct reference to checking the status of the flight flight
In addition to Indigo and Air India, Delhi also released advice at 20:30 (IST), which can intervene at Delhi Airport due to current weather conditions.
The airport management also assured the traveler that teams on the ground were working on ensuring a smooth and effective passenger experience.
Delhi is raining today
On Wednesday evening, May 21, 2025, Delhi was hit by an intense storm of dust, hail and heavy rainfall with winds reaching speeds of up to 79 km / h, which brought much necessary relief from burning heat.
The PTI press agency shared a video showing how heavy rains are currently brought by Delhi Airport Terminal 3 (T-3) and several parts of the city.
Mint journalists based in Delhi reported on Wednesday the hearing of massive thunder moves and witnesses of intense lightning in the city.
The weather forecast agency, India Meteorological Department (IMD), missed a red warning in several districts across Delhi, predicted mild rains with storms, dust storms and gusty winds. People on social media shared videos from a dust storm that suddenly hit the National City.
(Tagstotranslate) Flight condition
