Indigo and Spicejet have warned passengers of possible disruption and changes in the flight plan, as heavy rains continue to disrupt normal operations in Mumbai. In travel counseling, both airlines warned passengers of possible flight disturbances and asked them to check their flight states before traveling.
The Indian Meteorological Department on Wednesday issued a warning for heavy rain and storms in several parts of India, especially in the Mahara and Madhya Pradesh. IMD has now released a red warning for Bombai, Thane, Palghar, Raigad and Ratnagiri, indicating intense to very intense precipitation spells, accompanied by the winds of 40-50 km / h, with impacts of up to 60 kmph.
What did Spicejet said?
Spicejet said that departures and arrivals to the bombi could be influenced due to severe precipitation and recommended passengers to check their flight status on its website.
“Due to the bad weather (heavy rainfall) in Mumbai (bom), our departures/arrivals and their subsequent flights could be influenced. Passengers are required to check their flight status over IT.”
Indigo Travel Advisory
In her travel counseling, she warned Indigo more rain in the city, which could lead to air traffic overload and impact on flight operations. Also read | Rains Mumbai: 17 trains at a distance overcrowded, 8 flights diverted as urban reels under Red Alert
“Although we want your journey to be as trouble -free as possible, Mother Nature has its own plans. With heavy rains, #mumbai is again expected to lead to air traffic and impact on flight operations,” he said.
“Although we continue to do what is in their strength to keep the operations smooth, we recommend planning ahead. Any changes to your flight schedule will be shared through your registered contact details, so make sure they are up to date. Check your flight status on our website or application.
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