Akasa Air Flights Disrupted by Dense Fog in North India, Passengers Advised

Akasa Air has announced that flights across its network are facing delays and cancellations due to dense fog conditions in Northern India, particularly impacting Delhi and Srinagar. The airline has apologized for the inconvenience and urged passengers to check their flight status online before traveling to the airport. The India Meteorological Department forecasts shallow to moderate morning fog is likely to persist in Delhi-NCR for the next six days. A drop in minimum temperatures is also expected over the coming days before a subsequent rise.

Key Points: Akasa Air Flight Delays, Cancellations Due to Dense Fog in Delhi

  • Flights delayed/cancelled due to fog
  • Airline advises checking flight status
  • Dense fog blankets Delhi-NCR
  • IMD forecasts fog for next 6 days
  • Temperatures expected to drop
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Flight delays and cancellations: Akasa Air regrets inconvenience due to dense fog in Northern India

Akasa Air issues travel advisory as dense fog in Northern India causes flight disruptions. Passengers told to check status before heading to airports.

"We sincerely regret the inconvenience this may cause to your travel plans and appreciate your understanding during this time. - Akasa Air"

New Delhi, January 25

Akasa Air flights are experiencing delays and cancellations due to dense fog in Northern India, particularly in Delhi and Srinagar. The airline is advising passengers to check their flight status before heading to the airport.

In a post on X, Akasa Air shared, "Due to fog in Northern India, some flights across our network have been impacted. We sincerely regret the inconvenience this may cause to your travel plans and appreciate your understanding during this time. Your comfort and care remain our priority. While the weather situation is beyond our control, our dedicated teams on ground and at our 24x7 Akasa Care Centre are always available to assist you and provide support through any changes to your journey."

"For the latest updates, please check your flight status http://bit.ly/qpfltsts before travelling to the airport. We truly value your patience and cooperation during these times as we navigate these weather challenges together," the statement further added.

After the Friday showers, the national capital and surrounding areas woke up to a thick layer of fog on Saturday.

Delhi-NCR on Saturday had a cloudy sky, moderate morning fog, and strong surface winds (10-20 kmph).

According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Delhi-NCR will have partly cloudy skies on January 25 and 26, 2026, and generally cloudy skies on 23, 24, 27, and 29, with shallow to moderate fog likely during the morning hours for the next 06 days.

A 5-6°C drop in minimum temperatures is expected over the next two days, followed by a rise thereafter. Consequently, minimum temperatures are likely to be normal (-1.5°C to 1.5°C) during the next two days, above normal (1.6°C to 3.0°C) on 27 & 29.

- ANI

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Rohit P
At least Akasa is communicating proactively. Last year with another airline, we were stuck at the airport for 8 hours with zero updates. Checking flight status online is crucial this time of year. Safe travels, everyone!
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David E
Visiting from Canada and caught in this. The fog is intense, unlike anything I've seen. The airline's statement is polite, but the real test is how they handle rebooking and compensation. Hoping for a smooth resolution.
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Ananya R
It's not just flights, the whole northern railway network gets affected. Better to plan travel after 10 AM if possible. IMD forecast is helpful, but execution by authorities is key. Stay warm and patient, folks!
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Vikram M
Respectfully, while weather is a factor, Indian airports need to invest more in advanced landing systems (like CAT III-B) that allow operations in denser fog. Delhi has some, but coverage and pilot training need to expand. This is a recurring national infrastructure issue.
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Sneha F
Had to cancel my trip to Srinagar. Disappointed, but safety first! 🤞 The Akasa Care Centre was actually responsive on the phone, which was a relief. Hope the fog clears soon for everyone traveling.

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