IndiGo flight status today: 191 flights cancelled across Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad; check full list

IndiGo flight status today: IndiGo has cancelled as many as 191 flights across India due to adverse weather conditions, causing significant disruption to arrivals and departures at major airports, including Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Hyderabad. Of these, 172 flights have been cancelled for today, while 19 flights scheduled for tomorrow have also been cancelled. The airline stated that poor weather has impacted flight schedules and advised passengers to check their flight status before travelling. IndiGo also urged travellers to leave for airports early, as low visibility has affected road traffic and movement.

‘Some flights have been cancelled’

“Prolonged low visibility during the morning hours has impacted air traffic movement, and as a result, some flights have been cancelled to ensure safe and compliant operations through the rest of the day,” the airline said in a statement.

IndiGo also said that those affected by flight cancellations are being informed in advance via WhatsApp and email. “We understand how weather-related disruptions can affect your travel plans, especially during busy periods, and we sincerely regret the inconvenience caused. Thank you for your patience and understanding,” it added. 

Travel Advisory

Dense fog continues to affect visibility at Delhi and other airports across Northern India, leading to delays and changes to flight schedules.

Prolonged low visibility during the morning hours has impacted air traffic movement, and as a result, some flights have…

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IndiGo flight status today: 191 flights cancelled

Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) has also issued a heavy fog alert, adding that it has severely affected visibility and flight schedules.  

“Heavy Fog Alert for Northern India. Delhi (DEL) & other airports in Northern India are experiencing dense fog, severely affecting visibility,” MoCA said in a statement. 

It added, “For Passengers: Before heading to the airport, please check the latest flight status with your airline. Check flight information on the airport website/app. Please allow extra travel time.”

“Safety is our top priority. Our teams & ATC are working tirelessly to minimise disruptions. Thank you for your patience and cooperation,” the statement further said.

Poor visibility, severe AQI in Delhi

Delhi has recorded near-zero visibility on Monday morning as thick smog blanketed the national capital. The AQI at some monitoring stations have touched the 500 mark. These are Rohini and Wazirpur. The lowest AQI recorded was 365, which still falls under the “very poor” category.

AQI across major cities

According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), an AQI between 0-50 is considered “good”, 51-100 is “satisfactory”, 101-200 is “moderate”, 201-300 is “poor”, 301-400 is “very poor”, and 401-500 falls under the “severe” category.