Air service from Darbhanga Airport to Mumbai will remain closed from July 16 to August 2. At the same time, the difficulties of the passengers who have already booked have increased. It has been clarified by the aviation company that flights will not be available on this route (Darbhanga-Mumbai) from July 16 to August 2. It may be noted that many passengers had taken tickets for the journey on July 16.

Since the cancellation of the flight, passengers started looking for alternate options. At the same time, most of the passengers are demanding to be given the option of ticket from Patna airport to go to Mumbai. Let us tell you that earlier the Darbhanga-Bengaluru flight was canceled for several days, after which the passengers had to face a lot of difficulties. Now people have got relief due to the flight chavu of Bangalore route.

On the other hand, passengers going to Mumbai said that there was only one flight in a day from Darbhanga airport, due to cancellation for many days, the passengers had to face a lot of trouble. Passengers have heaved a sigh of relief after the resumption of flights to Bengaluru. On getting information about the cancellation of flights to Mumbai from July 16, many passengers said that there is only one flight daily on this route.

That too has been cancelled. This kind of drama always happens at this airport. There is no ticket in the train, the flight is cancelled, there is a lot of loss in work. Passengers said that if the facility is not to be provided then why start the service.

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At the same time, due to heavy rains, it is clearly visible that there is a long jam on the roads. But the rains have not only affected road traffic, but rail and air services have also been disrupted. In such a situation, for the passengers who are planning to leave home to reach their destination by train or flight, it is important that they first know how many trains and how many flights have been canceled or are running late. So let’s know about this…

• In fact, Northern Railway canceled 17 trains in various parts of the region, while the routes of another 12 trains have been changed. Among these, there are many trains which have been canceled since Sunday and many trains will remain suspended today i.e. on Monday as well.

• Train No. 14613 (CDG-FZR) JCO Canceled on Sunday
• Train No. 12241 (CDG-ASR) JCO Canceled on Sunday
• Train No. 12412 (ASR-CDG) JCO Canceled on Sunday
• Train No. 14630 (FZR-CDG) JCO Canceled on Sunday
• Train No. 14629 (CDG-FZR) JCO will remain canceled on Monday.
• Train No. 12411 (CDG-ASR) JCO will remain canceled on Monday.
• Train No. 12242 (ASR-CDG) JCO will remain canceled on Monday.
• Train No. 14614 (FZR-CDG) JCO will remain canceled on Monday.
• Train No. 12058 (UHL-NDLS) JCO will remain canceled on Monday
• Train No. 14506 (NLDM-ASR) JCO will remain canceled on Monday.
• Train No. 14505 (ASR-NLDM) JCO will remain canceled on Monday.
• Train No. 04514 (UHL-NLDM) JCO will remain canceled on Monday
• Train No. 04513 NLDM-UHL) JCO will remain canceled on Monday
• Train No. 04567 (UMB-NLDM) JCO will remain canceled on Monday
• Train No. 04568 (NLDM-UMB) JCO will remain canceled on Monday
• Train No. 04593 (UMB-AADR) JCO will remain canceled on Monday
• Train No. 04594 (AADR-UMB) JCO will remain canceled on Monday.

• According to media reports, at least 20 flights were canceled and 120 flights delayed at the Delhi airport on Sunday due to heavy rains in northern India. At the same time, all these 140 flights include both departure and arrival flights.
• According to reports, these 20 flights canceled on Sunday also included flights that were to go to areas like Delhi, Dharamshala, Shimla and Leh. But it could not happen due to weather conditions. If the weather in these areas continues like this, then it is possible that many flights will be canceled or delayed even further.

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Mumbai has come to a standstill due to the heavy rains and strong winds caused by Biparjoy. An atmosphere of anxiety and panic was witnessed at the Mumbai airport as hundreds of passengers waited for hours for their flights. Several flights were canceled or delayed due to weather conditions, while some had to abort their landings.

Air India tweeted, “Apart from inclement weather conditions and temporary closure of runway 09/27 at Mumbai airport, some of our flights have been delayed and canceled as a result of other consequential factors beyond our control. We apologize for any inconvenience caused to our guests, as we are making every effort to minimize disruption.”

Many passengers were seen very upset at Mumbai airport. Some passengers took to Twitter to complain about the inconvenience.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

Inclement weather conditions and the temporary closure of Runway 09/27 at the Mumbai airport, in addition to other consequential factors beyond our control have resulted in delays and cancellation of some of our flights. We regret the inconvenience caused…

— Air India (@airindia) June 11, 2023

Responding to a passenger, Indigo tweeted, “The pain of flight delays is equally distressing for us. It is only in extreme circumstances that we are forced to make such changes in schedules. We Looking forward to better cooperation from you.”

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for the Kutch coast in Gujarat in view of the cyclone. “It is very likely to cross Saurashtra-Kutch and adjoining Pakistan coasts as a ‘Very Severe Cyclonic Storm (VSCS)’ around the afternoon of June 15,” the IMD said.

@JM_Scindia sir we are waiting more than 5 hours at Mumbai airport flight time was 11 pm but now due to unavailability of captain/pilot they are saying 4.40 am
Si this relavant they are not providing acomadation too. @DGCAIndia @IndiGo6E pic.twitter.com/KqlwVHQ78N

— DURGESH TIWARI (@tiwaridurgesh89) June 11, 2023

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Utter chaos @AkasaAir at Mumbai Airport. Flight to Bangalore is twice delayed and gate changed FIVE times. Making people look jokers and run around the airport with luggage! Beyond ridiculous! Such shame! 8.15 new take off time and boarding yet to begin! Ppl furious now! pic.twitter.com/C4KolqJPRo

— Boris D’Souza (@boris_dsouza) June 11, 2023

The IMD, in its forecast released in the early hours of Sunday, said that winds with a speed of 40 to 50 kmph, gusting to 60 kmph, will blow along Saurashtra and Kutch coast. It is estimated that on Monday, winds will blow at a speed of 45 to 55 kilometers per hour, which can increase up to 65 kilometers per hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday, winds will blow at a speed of 50-60 kmph, which can reach 70 kmph.

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In particular, the reduction in air service has led to a three-fold increase in the direct flight fares for the Ranchi-Bengaluru and Ranchi-Mumbai sectors. Indigo and Air Asia are getting immediate benefits from the cancellation of four airlines simultaneously. These services have increased the fare of both the cities.

Go Air’s passengers from Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi are increasingly shifting to the service of these two airlines. The fare in the connecting services from Ranchi to Bangalore has reached close to 60 thousand.

According to airport officials, due to lack of aircraft engines and economic crisis, it may take time to recover. Even if Go Air flights start during this period, it will be limited to metros only. In such a situation, there may be a crisis on the flight of its Bangalore, Delhi and Mumbai service from Ranchi. Due to the crisis on the service of Go Air, the development of Ranchi Airport can also be affected.

Before 2020, the daily movement of passengers from Ranchi airport had crossed the figure of 10,000. But after Corona, at present this number has reached close to nine thousand. On such an occasion, the closure of Go Air and increase in fare can adversely affect the movement of passengers.

Indigo and Air Asia have increased the fares of Mumbai and Bangalore service. The typical Ranchi-Bengaluru fare is around Rs 6,198 and the Ranchi to Mumbai fare is around Rs 5,499.

The crisis deepened on these four flights

Due to the disruption of Go Air services, the crisis has increased on 4 flights. 11:25 pm Bengaluru-Ranchi-Bengaluru day service, 2:55 pm Delhi-Ranchi-Delhi service, 4:50 pm Mumbai-Ranchi-Mumbai service and 7:25 night Delhi-Ranchi-Delhi service disrupted .

Ranchi Airport Director KL Aggarwal told that action is being taken against Go Air by the Central Government. The DGCA has also sought response from Go Air for canceling flights without notice. Be it financial crisis or lack of flights, he should have given notice before canceling the flights. There will be action.

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