By Admin 
On Wednesday, the last day of the year 2025, the capital Delhi was seen in the grip of dense fog. Due to the dense fog, flight operations at Indira Gandhi International Airport were badly affected, where a total of more than 300 flights were affected due to very low visibility since morning. As per available information, 148 flights were cancelled, which included 78 arrivals and 70 departures, while around 200 flights were delayed and 2 flights had to be diverted.
Airlines issued travel advisory
Many airlines including IndiGo, Air India and SpiceJet have issued travel advisories for passengers. Airlines have appealed to passengers to check the latest status of their flights before going to the airport. Delhi’s IGI Airport said that due to dense fog, flights are being operated under CAT III protocol, due to which there is a possibility of delay or cancellation.
The airport said, ‘Our ground teams are present on the spot and are helping the passengers. For latest information, passengers should contact their respective airlines. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Railway services also affected, passengers worried at stations
The effect of fog was also seen on railway services. Trains ran late on many routes, due to which the crowd and waiting of passengers increased at the railway stations of the capital. The speed of trains remained slow due to poor visibility.
Delhi’s air is also very bad
Along with fog, there was no improvement in the air quality of Delhi either. According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)’s Sameer app, Delhi’s average air quality index (AQI) was recorded at 383 at 6:05 am on Wednesday, which is in the ‘very poor’ category and has reached the ‘severe’ level.
Travelers advised to be cautious
The administration and airlines have appealed to the passengers to check the flight and train status before leaving home and take extra time to plan their journey, so that inconvenience caused due to fog can be avoided.