The airlines said the flights were delayed due to the congestion of air traffic control at Delhi airport. File | Photo credit: ANI
A dust storm interrupted flight operations on Friday (April 11, 2025) at night at Delhi airport, affecting passengers traveling to and from the city.
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The senior officials of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) and the airport officials monitored the situation and responded to the complaints of the passengers.
“After the dust storm, many flights were diverted and canceled, and this caused inconvenience to passengers waiting for their flights at Delhi airport. The deviated flight time to get to Delhi, and this led to running at the airport,” said a senior official.
Airport’s sources confirmed that there was a great hurry through the shipping doors due to flight congestion, although the passenger load was less than in any other day. The airlines said the flights were delayed due to the congestion of air traffic control at Delhi airport. Many passengers complained about a chaotic situation at the boarding door and airline staff who had no idea of delays.
“Flight 2512, which was scheduled at 7.30 pm on 11-04-2025, continued delaying the time by time. All passengers were heroes as a hostage by Air India all night at the Delhi airport, giving clarity about the delay of writing and no. Tasks outside the Delhi airport at 06.53 hours of 12-04-2025, published in X by X Desai.
Another passenger, Vipul Singh, published a video of the boarding area in X: “Ultra Mistamagement and Situation Situation in Terminal 3, New Delhi Airport due to bad bad management by airport management.”
According to Air India, a total of 22 flights were deviated and five were canceled due to the dust storm.
Published – April 12, 2025 11:20 am isth