India: Over 110 flights cancelled as thick fog engulfs Delhi; more delays expected

Several flights were cancelled and delayed at Delhi airport on Tuesday, December 30, as dense flog engulfed the Indian capital.

Due to poor visibility at the runway of Indira Gandhi International Airport, 60 arrivals have been cancelled, 58 departures have been cancelled and 16 diversions were reported, as per a statement by Delhi Airport.

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The Airport Authority of India on Tuesday issued an advisory warning of potential flight delays at select airports in Northern India due to prevailing fog in the area.

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The authority advised passengers to stay in close contact with their respective airlines through official communication channels for the latest flight updates. It further requested travellers to plan their journeys accordingly by allowing additional time for airport arrival and check-in procedures.

"Due to prevailing fog conditions today, December 30, 2025, visibility levels across Northern India have reduced at select airports. This may impact flight operations, including possible delays. Passengers are advised to stay in close contact with their respective airlines through official communication channels for the latest flight updates. Travellers should also plan their journeys accordingly by allowing additional time for airport arrival and check-in procedures," said AAI.

A video shared by Ani shows the drop in visibility at the airport.

The statutory body also announced the deployment of assistance teams at affected airports to provide support to travellers on the ground.

"AAl has activated passenger facilitation measures and deployed assistance teams at affected airports to support travellers on the ground. We remain committed to ensuring passenger safety, convenience, and smooth airport operations during adverse weather conditions."

The authority provided customer support numbers for passengers:

• IndiGo: 0124 497 3838

• Air India: 011 6932 9333

• SpiceJet: +91 (0)124 498 3410 / +91 (0)124 710 1600

• Air India Express: +91 124 443 5600 / +91 124 693 5600

• Akasa Air: 9606112131

• Alliance Air: 044 3511 3511

• IndiaOne Air: 6358881040

• Star Air: 022 50799555/9970555111

• Fly91: 8668919191

On Monday, dense fog in Delhi caused significant disruptions at Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport, resulting in flight delays and cancellations and prompting airlines such as IndiGo and Air India to issue advisories to passengers. IndiGo, in its travel advisory, said it is closely monitoring the situation and making operational adjustments to ensure journeys continue as smoothly as possible.

In its statement, the airline said: "Delhi and Hindon (Airport) continue to remain wrapped in chilly winter air and lingering fog this morning. The fluctuating visibility has led to changes in flight schedules, and operations may be slower than usual as conditions evolve. Our teams on-ground are prioritising safety and compliance with visibility requirements. We recommend keeping a tab on your flight status.

"If your flight is impacted, you can conveniently rebook your journey or claim a refund. Our airport teams are also available to assist should you need support while at the terminal. Once the weather settles, operations will gradually stabilise, and flights will depart as planned. Thank you for your patience and understanding. We look forward to welcoming you onboard soon," it added.