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“Flight operations are steadily recovering, but disruptions may persist for certain departures and arrivals,” the airport authorities said this morning.<\/p>\n
While IndiGo<\/a><\/p>\n offered ‘thoughtful adjustments on the ground’, Air India told its passengers that it allow affected passengers to reschedule their flights without cost, or to get a refund without penalty. You can click here to check Air India flights status<\/a>. If you’re an IndiGo passenger, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n The air quality index (AQI) in Delhi was a hazardous 378 at about 8 am on December 16, according to this live dashboard<\/a>.<\/p>\n A day earlier, 228 flights were cancelled at the Delhi airport.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, on the Delhi-Agra expressway, seven buses and three cars collided due to low visibility, leading to a fire and the death of four people, news agency ANI reported. Rescue operations are currently underway.<\/p>\n Read more: When weather forecasts aren’t enough: AI and the Ditwah disaster<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
“We have activated our Fog Care programme, whereby passengers booked on affected or likely-to-be-affected flights are being notified in advance,” an Air India notification added.<\/p>\n