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Sudden and heavy rain in Delhi on Saturday morning left parts of the airport flooded.&nbsp;
Visuals from the Indira Gandhi International Airport showed aircraft parked on the flooded grounds.&nbsp;
Capital has witnessed record rain on Saturday.&nbsp;An 'orange alert' has been issued&nbsp;as the monsoon rainfall in Delhi breached the 1,000 mm mark on Friday, the highest rainfall in 46 years.
The bad weather has affected flight operations at the airport, with airlines like IndiGo, SpiceJet confirming that all departures/arrivals and their consequential flights may get affected as a result of the rainfall.
Four domestic flights and one international flight were diverted from Delhi to Jaipur and Ahmedabad, due to heavy rainfall, news agency ANI reported.&nbsp;
The "sudden heavy rain" led to waterlogging at the forecourt, the Delhi International Airport (DIAL) said on Twitter, adding&nbsp;that the issue "has been resolved".

Watch: Delhi airport flooded after rain breaks 46-year record

Sudden and heavy downpour in Delhi on Saturday morning left parts of the airport flooded. Rain broke 46-year record in the Capital&nbsp;

Delhi airport flooded after rain breaks 46-year record

Delhi airport flooded after rain breaks 46-year record
Delhi received more than 1000 mm rain first time since 1975
Sudden and heavy downpour leaves airport flooded
Flight operations affected, several flights diverted

Capital has witnessed record rain on Saturday.&nbsp;An 'orange alert' has been issued&nbsp;as the monsoon rainfall in Delhi breached the 1,000 mm mark on Friday, the highest rainfall in 46 years.

Sudden and heavy rain in Delhi on Saturday morning left parts of the airport flooded.&nbsp;
Visuals from the Indira Gandhi International Airport showed aircraft parked on the flooded grounds.&nbsp;
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Capital has witnessed record rain on Saturday.&nbsp;An 'orange alert' has been issued&nbsp;as the monsoon rainfall in Delhi breached the 1,000 mm mark on Friday, the highest rainfall in 46 years.
The bad weather has affected flight operations at the airport, with airlines like IndiGo, SpiceJet confirming that all departures/arrivals and their consequential flights may get affected as a result of the rainfall.
Four domestic flights and one international flight were diverted from Delhi to Jaipur and Ahmedabad, due to heavy rainfall, news agency ANI reported.&nbsp;
The "sudden heavy rain" led to waterlogging at the forecourt, the Delhi International Airport (DIAL) said on Twitter, adding&nbsp;that the issue "has been resolved".

'Baahubali' director SS Rajamouli has expressed his displeasure over the lack of proper amenities at the Delhi airport.
In a series of tweets on Friday, the filmmaker said that the passengers had to sit on floor to fill RT-PCR test forms as no tables were provided to them.
He also added that he saw stray dogs in the hangar, stating that this is not 'a great first impression of India for the foreigners'.
He further requested the responsible authorities to look into the issues.

SS Rajamouli complains about lack of amenities at Delhi airport; says 'not a great first impression of India’

SS Rajamouli complained about lack of proper amenities at the Delhi airport, says this does not give a good impression of India to foreigners

Filmmaker SS Rajamouli complains about lack of amenities at Delhi airport

SS Rajamouli complains about lack of proper amenities at Delhi airport
Rajamouli: passengers had to sit on floor to fill RT-PCR test forms
Rajamouli says this does not give a good impression of India to the foreigners
Filmmaker Rajamouli&nbsp;requested authorities to look into the issues

SS Rajamouli&nbsp;has complained about lack of proper amenities at the Delhi airport, says this does not give a good impression of India to foreigners

'Baahubali' director SS Rajamouli has expressed his displeasure over the lack of proper amenities at the Delhi airport.
In a series of tweets on Friday, the filmmaker said that the passengers had to sit on floor to fill RT-PCR test forms as no tables were provided to them.
He also added that he saw stray dogs and stated that this is not 'a great first impression of India for the foreigners'.
He further requested the responsible authorities to look into the issues.

The flight operations at Delhi airport's Terminal 2 (T2) will be stopped from Monday midnight, the Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) has said. The decision has been taken due to a drastic fall in the passenger traffic amid the Covid-19 pandemic, official said. DIAL said the move will help airlines and the airport in better management of their staff during the pandemic.
All the operations will be shifted to Terminal 3 (T3), said DIAL, adding that the two airlines - GoAir and IndiGo - which operate from T2 have been asked to shift to T3.
The Covid-19 pandemic has hit the aviation sector badly. During the last few weeks, the number of domestic air passengers per day have come down from more than 2.2 lakh to around 75,000, the Hindustan Times has reported.

Delhi airport to shut Terminal 2 as Covid spooks air travel

The flight operations at Delhi airport's Terminal 2 will be stopped from Monday midnight after a drastic&nbsp;fall in domestic flyers&nbsp;due to Covid&nbsp;pandemic

The flight operations at Delhi airport's Terminal 2 (T2) will be stopped from Monday midnight, the Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) has said. The decision has been taken due to a drastic fall in the passenger traffic amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
DIAL said the move will help airlines and the airport in better management of their staff during the pandemic.
All the operations will be shifted to Terminal 3 (T3), said DIAL, adding that the two airlines - GoAir and IndiGo - which operate from T2 have been asked to shift to T3.
The Covid-19 pandemic has hit the aviation sector badly. During the last few weeks, the number of domestic air passengers per day have come down from more than 2.2 lakh to around 75,000, the Hindustan Times has reported.

The flight operations at Delhi airport's Terminal 2 (T2) will be stopped from Monday midnight, the Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) has said. The decision has been taken due to a drastic fall in the passenger traffic amid the Covid-19 pandemic, official said. DIAL said the move will help airlines and the airport in better management of their staff during the pandemic.
All the operations will be shifted to Terminal 3 (T3), said DIAL, adding that the two airlines - GoAir and IndiGo - which operate from T2 have been asked to shift to T3.
The Covid-19 pandemic has hit the aviation sector badly. During the last few weeks, the number of domestic air passengers per day have come down from more than 2.2 lakh to around 75,000, the Hindustan Times has reported.

Delhi police have written to all Indian air carriers as well as to Delhi airport operator DIAL asking them to display prominent warnings for flyer against carrying bullets. The Hindustan Times has reported that warnings will have to be mentioned prominently on all boarding passes, air tickets and at terminal entry points that carrying ammunition&nbsp;is a non-bailable offence and can land flyers in jail. The letter by the police came in the backdrop of 522 passengers being arrested from Delhi airport in the past five years for carrying live ammunition in their bags, the report said.

Now, special warnings for flyers at Delhi airport against carrying bullets

Delhi police have written to all Indian air carriers as well as to Delhi airport operator DIAL asking them to display prominent warnings for flyer against carrying bullet

Now, special warnings for flyers against carrying bullets

Delhi police have written to all Indian air carriers as well as to Delhi airport operator DIAL asking them to display prominent warnings for flyer against carrying bullets. The Hindustan Times has reported that warnings will have to be mentioned prominently on all boarding passes, air tickets and at terminal entry points that carrying ammunition&nbsp;is a non-bailable offence and can land flyers in jail. The letter by the police came in the backdrop of 522 passengers being arrested from Delhi airport in the past five years for carrying live ammunition in their bags, the report said.

A new passenger tracking system has been installed at Terminal 3 of the Delhi airport to ensure social distancing, prevent overcrowding and reduce waiting time.
According to a press release by DIAL, the Xovis&nbsp;Passenger Tracking System displays live waiting time, taken at various points like security check, on screens put up at different places.
The sensors on the ceiling help count and track passengers anonymously and the information is then provided to the airport operator. This helps the airport quickly identify crowded areas.

Delhi airport's T3 gets a new passenger tracking system

A new passenger tracking system has been installed at Terminal 3 of the Delhi airport to ensure social distancing and manage passenger flow

A new passenger tracking system has been installed at Terminal 3 of the Delhi airport to ensure social distancing, prevent overcrowding and reduce waiting time.
According to a press release by DIAL, the tracking system displays live waiting time, taken at various points like security check, on screens put up at different places.
The sensors on the ceiling help count and track passengers anonymously and the information is then provided to the airport operator. This helps the airport quickly identify crowded areas.

Five out of 266 passengers &amp; crew members of a flight which arrived at Delhi airport from London on Monday night have tested positive for Covid-19. Their samples have been sent to NCDC for research &amp; they have been sent to care centre. The govt has mandated RT-PCR test for all passengers ariving from the UK in view of the new strain of Covid. India has temporarily suspended all passengers flights from the UK in view of the "super spreader" variant of Covid-19 found in Britain.

5 of 266 flyers from London test Covid +ve on landing 

Five out of 266 passengers &amp; crew members of a flight which arrived at Delhi airport from London on Monday night have tested positive for Covid-19.

Five out of 266 passengers &amp; crew members of a flight which arrived at Delhi airport from London on Monday night have tested positive for Covid-19. Their samples have been sent to NCDC for research &amp; they have been sent to care centre. The govt has mandated RT-PCR test for all passengers ariving from the UK in view of the new strain of Covid. India has temporarily suspended all passengers flights from the UK in view of the "super spreader" variant of Covid-19 found in Britain.

India’s 1st Private Jet Terminal Launched

The first General Aviation Terminal of India was inaugurated on September 17, 2020 at the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport, Delhi by the Civil Aviation Minister, Hardeep Singh Puri. &nbsp;&ldquo;A general aviation terminal was the need of the hour at Delhi Airport, and this will be a significant boost to General Aviation. The terminal will help ease passenger movement, and contribute to the growth of civil aviation sector in the country,&rdquo; said the minister. This is the first fully integrated terminal for smaller aircraft and has been set up by Bird ExecuJet Airport Services (BEAS) Private Limited. BEAS is a joint venture between Bird Group and ExecuJet MRO Services. The terminal has a common lounge, two private lounges, one crew lounge, and other utilities. The facility has 57 aircraft parking bays, two aircraft hangars and two fixed-base operators (FBOs). The terminal can cater to 150 private movements daily and handle over 50 passengers every hour.

Happy ending: cat roamed Delhi airport for 4 days, reunited with owner

Nala, a pet cat went missing upon landing at the Delhi airport. It was tracked by authorities and reunited with its owner after 4 long days of adventure inside the airport premises.&nbsp;

Pet cat reunited with owner after 4-days at Delhi airport

A seven-month-old pet cat Nala, who travelled from Bengaluru&nbsp;to New Delhi on the 1st of September, along with its owner&nbsp;&nbsp;Aastha Shah, went missing upon arrival at Delhi's&nbsp;Indira Gandhi International airport.
Apparently, Nala&nbsp;escaped from its crate in the cargo and went straight into the terminal building. Airport authorities along with&nbsp;Delhi-based NGO Wildlife SOS&nbsp;immediately launched a mission to trace the feline.
After a 4-day adventure inside the airport premises, Nala&nbsp;was found, scared and hungry and then it&nbsp;finally reunited with its owner!&nbsp;

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