Kolkata-bound IndiGo Flight Diverted to Bhubaneswar Due to Severe Weather
A Pune-bound IndiGo flight to Kolkata was diverted to Bhubaneswar early Tuesday morning due to heavy rain and waterlogged conditions at Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Airport in Kolkata.
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Sources confirmed that the aircraft encountered turbulence due to the bad weather before it was scheduled to land. Additionally, most of the bays at Kolkata airport were either occupied or waterlogged, making it unsafe for the plane to land. As a result, the decision was made to divert the flight to Bhubaneswar, where it safely landed.
IndiGo's sources confirmed that the diversion was solely due to the adverse weather conditions in Kolkata. Other flights to and from Kolkata continued to operate as per their regular schedules, with no significant disruptions reported.
The airline has been proactive in managing such situations, ensuring the safety and comfort of its passengers. In such cases, passengers are usually provided with alternative travel arrangements or accommodations as needed. The company's commitment to safety and customer service is evident in how they handle these unexpected diversions.
For passengers who were on the diverted flight, IndiGo has offered assistance and updates to help them reach their final destination. The airline's customer support team is available to address any concerns and provide necessary information. Passengers are advised to check the IndiGo website or contact their customer service for the latest updates and rescheduling options.
Despite the inconvenience, the safety of passengers and crew remains the top priority for IndiGo and all other airlines operating in such challenging weather conditions. The airline's ability to make quick and informed decisions during such situations helps ensure the well-being of everyone on board.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why was the IndiGo flight diverted to Bhubaneswar?
The IndiGo flight was diverted to Bhubaneswar due to severe weather conditions, including heavy rain and waterlogged conditions at the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Airport in Kolkata.
What time did the flight take off from Pune?
The flight took off from Pune at 12:35 AM.
What was the scheduled landing time in Kolkata?
The scheduled landing time in Kolkata was 3:10 AM.
How did the weather conditions affect the airport in Kolkata?
The weather conditions in Kolkata, including heavy rain, caused most of the bays at the airport to be either occupied or waterlogged, making it unsafe for the plane to land.
What assistance did IndiGo provide to the passengers on the diverted flight?
IndiGo provided assistance and updates to help passengers reach their final destination, including alternative travel arrangements or accommodations as needed.
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