Flight Status: Fog havoc, these SpiceJet flights may be affected on January 18, check before traveling

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The period of severe cold and severe fog continues across the country. The mercury has fallen below zero in Jammu and Kashmir, while people in North India including Bihar and Jharkhand are not getting respite from the cold wave. Flights across the country are being affected due to bad weather. Here, SpiceJet has issued an alert for its passengers regarding January 18. In which it has been said that due to bad weather some flights may be affected on Thursday. The airline has advised passengers to inquire about the status of flights before travelling.

SpiceJet alerted passengers by tweeting

SpiceJet alerted the passengers by tweeting. In a post on social media platform Indigo said, Delhi (DEL), Amritsar (ATQ), Varanasi (VNS), Gorakhpur (GOP), Patna (PAT), Bagdogra (IXB), Darbhanga (DBR), Guwahati (GAU) and All departure/arrival flights may be affected due to expected low visibility at Kolkata (CCU). Passengers can get information about flights here.

#WeatherUpdate (18th Jan’24): Due to the expected poor visibility in Delhi (DEL), Amritsar (ATQ), Varanasi (VNS), Gorakhpur (GOP), Patna (PAT), Bagdogra (IXB), Darbhanga (DBR), Guwahati (GAU), and Kolkata (CCU), all departures/arrivals and their consequential flights may get…

— SpiceJet (@flyspicejet) January 17, 2024

SpiceJet advises to check the status of your flights before travelling.

spicejet In view of the low visibility situation due to bad weather, the company has tweeted and informed which flights may be affected, while the company has also advised the passengers what to do in case of such a situation. SpiceJet has advised its passengers to check the status of their flights before travelling. For this, a link has also been given by the company, in which passengers can get complete information about the flight.

Civil Aviation Ministry issued new SOP in view of fog

In view of the difficulty in flight operations and inconvenience to passengers due to the ongoing cold and fog across the country, the Civil Aviation Ministry issued a new SOP. In the SOP, Delhi and four other metro airports have been asked to report about these incidents three times a day. Along with this, these airports as well as airlines will also set up ‘war rooms’ to solve the problems of passengers.

Jyotiraditya Scindia gave complete information by tweeting

• Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, in a post on social media platform ‘X’ on Tuesday, said reports regarding incidents have been sought three times a day for all six metro airports. Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai and Kolkata are metro airports.

• ‘War rooms’ will be set up by airline operators and airports at the six metro airports to immediately resolve any issues regarding passenger inconvenience.

• Adequate availability of CISF personnel will be ensured round the clock.

• CAT-3 system was activated on Tuesday on Runway RWY 29L of Delhi Airport.

• RWY 10/28 will be operated as CAT-3 after ‘re-carpeting’ work at the airport.

• Currently, three out of four runways are operational at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) in Delhi.

• IGIA, the country’s largest airport, has four runways including RW 09/27, RW 11R/29L, RW 10/28 and RW 11L/29R. Of these, three runways including CAT-3 capable RW 11L/29R are operational.

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