Seven Go -Arounds at Mumbai Airport, One Flight Diverted AMID Heavy Rains – CNBC TV18

Heavy Rainfall in Mumbai has disrupted flight operations in the city. Mumbai Airport Witnessed Flight Diversions and Several Go-Arounds as Conditions were not favorite for safe landing of the flights.

Sources from Air Traffic Control (ATC) Told CNBC-TV18 That there have been seven-Go Arounds and One Diversion at Mumbai Airport Since Morning on August 18 Due to Extreme Rainfall Account the City.

An indigo flight from ahmedabad to Mumbai was diverted to surat, they said.

Heavy downpour in the city has disrupted the daily life of the Netizens, as waterlogging at many places has caused traffic jams, and the civil authority declaring holidays for scholes and colleges. The weather agency has issued a red alert for mumbai and surrounding regions for next two days.

Airlines issue advisories

Several Indian Airlines Such as IndiGo, Spicejet and Akasa Air Issued Passenger Advisories on Monday, August 18, Due to Heavy Rainfall in Mumbai.

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IndiGo Airlines Issued Travel Advisory for Passengers Urging Them to Leave Early from Home

“The Rain Continues to Make Its Presence Felt Across Mumbai, And Road Travel has been affected in parts. Traffic is moving slowly on some routes to the airport due to person Airline said on x (Formerly Twitter), as of 9:36 am on August 18.

“If you are catching a flight today, we recommend heading out and keeping an eye on your flight updates via our app and website. Our Airport TEAMS are standing by and reedy to help you along with the Way,”

Similarly, Spicejet said that due to bad weather in Mumbai, all departures/arraivals and their consequational flights May Get Affected. It requested passengers to keep a check on their flight status on its official website.

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Airline Company Akasa Air Also Issued A Travel Advisory for its passengers in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Goa and Pune Due to Heavy Rainfall.

“We anticipate slow moving traffic and congestion on roads leading to the airport. Flight, “Akasa air said in a statement on x.

“We realise that this may increase your travel plans and seek your understanding,” it added, further asking People to check their flight status on the company’s website.