Jaipur: IndiGo has issued a travel advisory after adverse weather conditions affected flight operations at Jaipur Airport, leading to disruptions in several flight schedules. The airline said it is closely monitoring the situation and taking necessary steps to minimize inconvenience while prioritizing passenger safety.
The advisory comes as changing weather conditions continue to impact air travel in parts of northern India, prompting airlines to adjust flight schedules based on operational requirements.
In its official advisory, IndiGo informed passengers that unfavorable weather over Jaipur has disrupted flight schedules.
The airline said it is continuously monitoring weather conditions and working to operate flights safely wherever possible.
Passengers have been advised to verify the latest status of their flights before leaving for the airport to avoid unnecessary delays.
IndiGo emphasized that passenger safety remains its highest priority and said its airport and customer support teams are available to assist travelers affected by the disruption.
According to the airline, operational teams are making every effort to restore normal flight schedules as weather conditions improve.
The airline also expressed optimism that operations would return to normal once weather conditions become more favorable.
To avoid inconvenience, IndiGo has urged travelers to stay updated through its official website or mobile application before heading to the airport.
Passengers are encouraged to:
- Check their flight status before departure.
- Allow extra travel time to the airport.
- Stay connected through IndiGo’s official communication channels for the latest updates.
- Contact customer support if their flight is delayed or rescheduled.
The travel disruption comes shortly after the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast above-normal rainfall across much of the country.
According to the weather department, rainfall is expected to exceed 110% of the Long Period Average (LPA), indicating wetter-than-usual conditions in many regions.
While most parts of India are expected to receive normal to above-normal rainfall, the IMD noted that some areas in east, northeast, and east-central India may experience below-normal precipitation.
The forecast suggests that changing weather patterns could continue to influence transportation and travel operations in the coming weeks.
