Omar Abdullah Flight Diversion Sparks Row: Delhi Airport calls infrastructure work, and 'various advice' | Today news

The authorities of the Delhi Airport on Sunday, April 20, issued an explanation for the distraction of an indigo flight in Delhi that transported Jammu and Chief Minister of Kashmir, Omar Abdullah. In his answer, the airport quoted several advice ‘, saying that ongoing infrastructure work and the shifting wind patterns were the reasons for the revival. ‘Dear Mr. Abdullah, as you know, we have issued several advice on the unauthorized changing wind patterns in Delhi. Runway 10/28 has been closed to ILS upgrade of ILS since April 8, and after consulting with all stakeholders and based on historical wind patterns, “Indira Gandhi International Airport authorities have placed on X, and responded to the complex of the Abdullah. Igi Airport authorities responded to Jammu and Kashmir CM’s remark “Bloody Sh*t Show” after his flight was distracted, causing him to end up in Delhi at about 3am. What was the complaint of Omar Abdullah? Jammu and Kashmir’s chief minister, Omar Abdullah, was in “no mood to be polite”, claiming that “the Delhi airport is a bloody show” after his flight was derived from Jammu to Delhi to Jaipur. ‘The Delhi airport is a bloody show [excuse my French but I’m in no mood to be polite]. 3 hours in the air after leaving Jammu, we are distracted to Jaipur, and here I am on the stairs of the plane that gets fresh air at 1 in the morning. I have no idea what time we leave from here, “Omar Abdullah placed on X. Flights delayed at Igi Airport in Delhi at Delhi International Airport was disrupted on Sunday after one of the runways closed for repairs. Delhi International Airport Limited (Dial) attributed the delae to the “limited action” through the cover of the lead in the adjusted flight, despite the repairs, despite the recovery of the repair. Months, reports NDTV. This scenario was part of the planning done with all stakeholders over the past four months, “Dial said in a post on X. first published: 20 Apr 2025, 09:05 IST