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DIAL announces the cancellation of 114 flights due to the RW 10/28 upgrade from June 15 to September 15, improving operations in foggy conditions.

Delhi Airport Cancels Flights for Runway Upgrade

DIAL will cancel 114 flights as runway RW 10/28 closes for upgrades. This improvement boosts low-visibility operations, crucial for foggy conditions.

DIAL will cancel 114 flights due to runway upgrades from June 15 to September 15.

Delhi airport operator DIAL on Friday said 114 flights, accounting for 7.5 per cent of the total daily flights, will be cancelled for three months starting from June 15 due to the closure of a runway for upgradation works.
The upgradation works of the runway RW 10/28, that was postponed in May after congestion issues, will now be carried out from June 15 to September 15. The Instrument Landing System (ILS) will be upgraded to make the runway CAT III compliant, which will allow flight operations at low visibility conditions during the fog season.
The Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA), the country's largest and busiest airport, handles around 1,450 flight movements daily. It has four runways -- RW 09/27, RW 11R/29L, RW 11L/29R and RW 10/28 -- and two operational terminals -- T1 and T3. T2 is currently closed for maintenance works.
Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) CEO Videh Kumar Jaipuriar on Friday said RW 10/28 is not going to be operational, effective June 15, for three months.
"...we want to upgrade that runway to mitigate any issues or problems that we were facing, especially during the fog season. So for RW 10/28, there are two upgrades that we are going to do," he said at a press conference here.
According to him, the average reduction in daily flights during the three-month period will be around 7.5 per cent, and passengers are being informed about the changes well in advance.
"So, the (number of) flights which are going to be cancelled are about 114. If you look at it from the right perspective, we have got 1,450 operations (flight movements) in a day. Out of that, about 114 operations (flight movements) are going to be impacted, which is 7.5 per cent," he said.
As per DIAL, a total of 200 flights will be impacted -- 114 will be cancelled and the remaining 86 will be rescheduled from the peak to non-peak hours -- during the June 15-September 15 period.
While the runway will resume operations from September 15, the completion of the ILS upgrade will be done by November 27, just before the start of the fog season, Jaipuriar said.
DIAL CEO emphasised that rescheduling and cancellation of flights are not going to have a major impact, especially since passengers are being informed in advance.
Efforts have been made to ensure a balanced approach to maintain operational stability and minimise disruptions during the closure of RW 28/10, he added.
Against the backdrop of certain earlier instances of airlines and the airport operator having differences amid congestion woes, DIAL on Friday stressed that the slot adjustment process was carried out through close coordination among all the stakeholders.
Representatives of various airlines were also present at the press conference.
Earlier, the RW 10/28 upgradation was planned in April-May this year, and was closed for ILS upgradation on April 8. However, the closure of the runway, easterly winds and &nbsp;congestion impacted flight operations.
In view of the same, the civil aviation ministry directed resumption of operations from RW 10/28 and postponement of runway works from June 15 to September 15. The revised upgradation schedule was also agreed to by the airlines, DIAL said.
DIAL is majority owned by GMR Airports.

Huawei unveils noise-cancelling FreeBuds Studio headphones

Huawei has unveiled a new pair of over-ear headphones alongside the Mate 40 series. The FreeBuds Studio boast Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) feature, backed by dual hybrid noise-canceling microphones, which Huawei claims can reduce the ambient noise level by up to 40db.
There&rsquo;s also a 40mm dynamic driver, the Kirin A1 audio chip, the new L2HC codec and a total of six microphones for better voice calls.
The headphone can switch between two paired devices and offer up to 24 hours of battery life without ANC.&nbsp; Huawei claims a 10-minute top-up can keep the music going for 8 hours.
The FreeBuds Studio will be available for &euro;299 in Europe from November, but Indian availability hasn&rsquo;t been revealed yet.

Huawei FreeBuds Studio headphones launched
Feature ANC, 40mm dynamic driver, Kirin A1 audio chip
Pack a total of six mics for clear calls
Total 24 hours battery life, fast charging
Costs &euro;299 in Europe, no word on India launch

Huawei has unveiled a new pair of over-ear headphones alongside the Mate 40 series. The FreeBuds Studio boast Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) feature, backed by dual hybrid noise-canceling microphones, which Huawei claims can reduce the ambient noise level by up to 40db.
There&rsquo;s also a 40mm dynamic driver, the Kirin A1 audio chip, the new L2HC codec and a total of six microphones for better voice calls.
The headphone can switch between two paired devices and offer up to 24 hours of battery life without ANC.&nbsp; Huawei claims a 10-minute top-up can keep the music going for 8 hours.
The FreeBuds Studio will be available for &euro;299 in Europe from November, but Indian availability hasn&rsquo;t been revealed yet.

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