Delhi airport says, 'Operations running smooth across all terminals '

Delhis Indira Gandhi International Airport on Wednesday issued a passenger advisory assuring travellers that all airport operations are running smoothly and on scheduleThe advisory informed flyers that both flight arrivals and departures are proceeding as planned across all terminalsThe update comes as part of regular advisories issued to ensure flyers are informed about airport status amid frequent IndiGo flight cancellations and disruptionsWe are pleased to inform all travelers that Delhi Airport operations are running smoothly and on schedule across all terminalsFlight arrivals and departures are proceeding as planned the advisory readIn the advisory issued at 1249 PM the airport authority stated that passengers can continue with their travel plans confidentlyThe message also highlighted that dedicated onground teams are stationed across the airport round the clock to assist travellers whenever neededThe airport further advised passengers to contact their respective airlines for the latest flightspecific informationPassenger Advisory issued at 1249 HoursAttention to All FlyersDelhiAirport PassengerAdvisory DELAdvisory pictwittercomN4KmVsLLpfmdash Delhi Airport DelhiAirport December 10 2025Meanwhile the Delhi High Court hearing the matter before a Bench of Justice DK Upadhyay and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela directed IndiGo and the Central government to ensure that compensation to stranded passengers is initiated without delay and that all DGCA norms relating to assistance and refunds are followed strictlyThe Court also expressed concern over the sudden increase in airfares during the crisis and sought clarity on the oversight mechanisms in placeThe ASG informed the Court that fare caps were introduced as a regulatory step and that the Ministry had intervened after the situation escalatedHe added that IndiGos challenges were partly due to repeated extensions sought in implementing revised FDTL normsThe DGCA through its counsel explained that dutytime regulations had been under discussion for years and that several rounds of consultations were held with airlinesSmaller airlines had already complied the Court was told while IndiGo and Air India had sought additional timeThe Bench observed that pilotrest guidelines were to be implemented in phases and noted that the final stage scheduled for November 2024 had not been completedBefore concluding the Bench directed that if the inquiry committee completes its work before the next hearing its report should be submitted in a sealed coverThe matter is scheduled to be heard next on January 22 2026This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever