Srinagar Flights Cancelled Due to Delhi NOTAM & Bad Weather

Several flights to and from Srinagar airport were cancelled on Friday due to a NOTAM at Delhi airport and unfavorable weather conditions in the Kashmir Valley. Multiple flights between Srinagar and Delhi were affected, with at least one cancellation solely attributed to bad weather at Srinagar. Officials advised passengers to verify their flight status with respective airlines, emphasizing that operations remain subject to weather and air traffic advisories, regretting the inconvenience caused.

On Friday, operations at Srinagar Airport experienced significant disruptions, leading to the cancellation of several flights. The primary reasons cited by officials were a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) in effect at Delhi Airport and prevailing unfavorable weather conditions within the Kashmir Valley. These dual factors resulted in multiple flight cancellations for routes connecting Srinagar and Delhi.Airport authorities confirmed that while many cancellations were due to the combined impact of the Delhi NOTAM and local weather, at least one flight was specifically cancelled solely because of the adverse weather conditions at Srinagar itself. This situation prompted airport officials to issue a passenger advisory, urging all travelers to meticulously check the latest status of their flights directly with their respective airlines before making their way to the airport. This measure was put in place to mitigate further inconvenience for passengers.Officials underscored that all flight operations are inherently susceptible to prevailing weather patterns and directives from air traffic control. They expressed regret for the disruptions and the resultant inconvenience experienced by the affected travelers, reiterating the dynamic nature of air travel schedules, especially when confronted with challenging meteorological conditions or air traffic advisories from major hubs like Delhi.