The Ministry of Civil Aviation has issued an advisory for passengers travelling, asking them to stay updated through official airline communication channels, allow additional time for airport arrival and check-in procedures, and plan their travel accordingly.
Delhi Airport said operations were being conducted under CAT III instrument landing system conditions owing to poor visibility, cautioning passengers about possible delays and cancellations.
Airlines operating to and from Delhi also issued alerts as fog affected schedules. IndiGo on Monday issued a travel advisory, saying Delhi and Hindon Airport remained enveloped in winter fog, with fluctuating visibility affecting flight schedules.
SpiceJet said that adverse weather conditions in Delhi could impact departures, arrivals, and consequential flights.
Meanwhile, Air India said weather forecasts indicated dense fog with low visibility in parts of northern India, including Delhi, on Monday morning, which was likely to affect flight operations.
Passengers were advised to check their flight status before leaving for the airport and to allow extra time for travel, as winter fog conditions often intensify during early morning hours.
