Snow Cleared, Flights Resume: Srinagar Airport Back in Operation After Weather Disruption

After a brief suspension caused by intense snowfall, flight operations at Srinagar International Airport have resumed, bringing relief to hundreds of passengers. The snowfall had covered the runway, forcing authorities to halt services for safety reasons. Swift action by airport staff and snow-clearing teams ensured that operations restarted within hours.

Officials confirmed that domestic flights to Delhi, Jammu, and other destinations were among the first to take off after clearance. Passengers were advised to check with airlines for updated schedules, as minor delays may continue due to weather conditions.

Key Highlights

• Reason for Suspension: Heavy snowfall led to runway closure for several hours.
• Resumption: Flights resumed after snow was cleared, restoring connectivity.
• Destinations: Services to Delhi, Jammu, and other major cities restarted promptly.
• Passenger Advisory: Travelers urged to confirm flight timings with airlines.
• Preparedness: Airport teams demonstrated quick response to winter weather challenges.

The incident underscores the importance of winter readiness in Kashmir’s aviation sector, ensuring passenger safety while minimizing disruption.

Sources: ANI, Hindustan Times, Greater Kashmir, India Today