Dense fog in Delhi is causing significant disruptions at Indira Gandhi International Airport, leading to flight delays and diversions. Nine flights were diverted on Monday, and over 160 experienced delays due to poor visibility.

Low visibility and severe air pollution disrupt flight schedules and travel in Delhi, with airlines and authorities issuing advisories for passengers.

Indira Gandhi International Airport has issued an advisory urging passengers to get in touch with their respective airlines due to the implementation of low visibility procedures at the airport.

Flight operaitons all over the country are likely to be delayed due to severe foggy conditions in Delhi due to high levels of pollution. The delays in Delhi airport, which operates aroudn 1400 flights

Air pollution choking New Delhi has ground outdoor work to a halt and disrupted air travel in the Indian capital.

Delhi Airport said that all flight operations are “currently normal” but urged passengers to contact their respective airlines for “updated flight information.”

Delhi Airport is operating normally despite 'severe' air pollution and the implementation of 'Low Visibility Procedures'. Passengers are advised to contact their airlines for flight updates. The city's air quality remains a concern,