G20 Summit: Apart from school-office in Delhi, 1000 flights can also be canceled from 8 to 10 September

flights can be canceled

According to the Economic Times report, the government has asked airlines to cancel or postpone their flights from Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport during the G20 summit. According to the report, more than 1000 flights can be canceled. These flights can be canceled to make space for Delhi airport parking. In fact, this decision has been taken so that there is no problem of parking space for the planes of the G20 summit. Preparations are on to provide space at the airport for VVIP aircraft. It is believed that during this time other flights can be canceled or rescheduled.

Commercial flights from IGI Airport may be affected or canceled during the G20 summit. It is noteworthy that the heads of state of more than 30 countries and major international organizations are reaching Delhi for the G20 summit. More than 50 special aircraft will fly to Delhi for the G20. US President Joe Biden, US President Rishi Sunak, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Chinese Premier Xi Jinping will reach Delhi to attend the summit. Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport is the busiest airport in the country. There is a parking space for 220 aircraft, but due to the increased movement of aircraft during the G20, arrangements are being made to keep the parking space empty.