IndiGo operating close to 2100 daily flights has applied proactive strategies and technology to minimise disruptions this winter season. The adverse weather conditions during winter like fog and smog in North Indian cities can be extremely challenging, leading to flight disruptions including delays, cancellations, and diversions. Poor or zero visibility makes it difficult for pilots to land or take off safely, impacting overall flight schedules.
Strong wind bands, infrastructure limitations, airport congestion, and navigational challenges further contribute to operational disruptions, affecting both schedules and customer experience. IndiGo remains committed to providing on-time, hassle-free operations and is working around the clock, implementing the following measures to minimize disruptions during this fog season. Conditional Captains are excluded from rosters during the fog season to minimize risks and maintain consistency in operations.
Accommodations and transportation are pre-arranged for crews, ensuring they are readily available to operate flights as soon as conditions improve. A team of experienced meteorologists constantly monitors weather patterns and provides precise forecasts to ensure preparedness. They utilize tools such as hourly weather reports, terminal aerodrome forecasts, and weather warnings to anticipate fog events.
Safety Risk Assessments are conducted for severe weather, enabling proactive adjustments to operations. Based on historical data and strate.
