At present, solely 50 flights – 25 arrivals and 25 departures – are allowed from the Mumbai airport beneath a curtailed scheduled after flight operations have been restarted from Could 25
Home airways have cancelled flights originating and arriving in Mumbai for Wednesday in view of the approaching Cyclone Nisarga. IndiGo has cancelled 17 flights to and from town and can function solely three flights from Mumbai to Chandigarh, Ranchi and Patna. Vistara has cancelled its flights between Mumbai and Goa.
“All of the passengers of the affected home flights are being notified. At IndiGo, we’re buyer centric and have empowered our prospects by providing PLAN B, despatched to every particular person, an choice of re-booking on alternate flight beginning subsequent day or to guard PNR as credit score account,” IndiGo mentioned in a press release on Tuesday.
“Because of the motion of cyclonic storm “NISARGA” flights to/from Mumbai and Goa are prone to be impacted. Please go to http://airvistara.com or SMS UK<Flight no.> to 9289228888 to verify up to date flight standing earlier than reserving and leaving for the airport,” Vistara mentioned in a tweet.
#TravelUpdate Because of the motion of cyclonic storm “NISARGA” flights to/from Mumbai and Goa are prone to be impacted. Please go to https://t.co/IZ9taT0TOv or SMS UK<Flight no.> to 9289228888 to verify up to date flight standing earlier than reserving and leaving for the airport. Thanks.
— Vistara (@airvistara) June 2, 2020
Reviews counsel that Vistara can also be cancelling its flights to Delhi and Kolkata from Mumbai on Wednesday, whereas Air India is rescheduling its morning flights
In the meantime, SpiceJet mentioned its flight operations on the Mumbai airport might get impacted as a consequence of Cyclone Nisarga, requesting passengers to maintain a tab on their flight standing. The airline mentioned that any cancellations or adjustments in flight schedules shall be conveyed by way of e-mails or SMS.
#TravelAdvisory : To verify your flight standing, please go to https://t.co/VkU7yLB2ny. pic.twitter.com/JYIW9ftpW3
— SpiceJet (@flyspicejet) June 2, 2020
At present, solely 50 flights – 25 arrivals and 25 departures – are allowed from the Mumbai airport beneath a curtailed scheduled after flight operations have been restarted from Could 25.
Cyclone Nisarga is anticipated to move via north Maharashtra and south Gujarat on Wednesday afternoon. Heavy to very heavy rainfall is anticipated in elements of Mumbai and adjoining areas.
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