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4 international diverts and 15 domestic flights have been canceled on Monday due to low visibility in Kathmandu due to polluted air. According to the data released by the terminal office of Tribhuvan International Airport at 10 pm, two Air India flights coming from New Delhi on Monday were diverted to Banaras due to the reduced visibility to 1100 meters due to the storm.
Similarly, the Fly Dubai flight coming from Dubai was diverted to Gautam Buddha International Airport in Bhairahawa due to lack of visibility for landing in Kathmandu even though it was on hold in the sky above Simra for a long time. Similarly, the Jazeera Airways plane from Kubet was also diverted to Banaras after not being able to land in Kathmandu.
On the domestic side, Buddha Air canceled Pokhara and mountain flights and merged 7 flights to Pokhara, Biratnagar, Nepalgunj, Janakpur and Bhairahawa. Similarly, Yeti Airlines had canceled 5 flights of mountain flights, Pokhara, Biratnagar and Bhairahawa.
In the same way, Shri, who was flying on an easy route, also said that the mountain flight has been cancelled. Although Tara Air announced the schedule of 5 flights on Monday, all the flights have been cancelled. Similarly, Sita and Summit Airlines also canceled flights to Lukla, according to the airport.
