Airspace restrictions can be in place in the nationwide capital for eight days this month in view of the Republic Day preparations and celebrations.

There can be airspace curbs from January 19 to 24 in addition to on January 26 and 29.

From January 19 to 24, restrictions can be in place every day from 1000 hours to 1315 hours. During this era, non-scheduled flights of scheduled airways and chartered flights won’t be allowed to take off or land on the Delhi airport, in keeping with a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM).

During this era, scheduled flights won’t be impacted.

On the Republic Day on January 26, no flights can be allowed to take off or land from 0830 hours to 1300 hours, and from 1500 hours to 1800 hours.

As per the NOTAM issued by the Airports Authority of India (AAI), no touchdown or take-off of flights can be permitted on the Delhi airport from 1500 hours to 1900 hours on January 29, the day of the Beating the Retreat ceremony.

There can be no affect of NOTAM on IAF, BSF, Army aviation helicopter operations in addition to state-owned plane/helicopters which can be flying with the Governor/Chief Minister of a state.

Last week, Tata group-owned Air India mentioned will probably be cancelling some home flights and rescheduling sure worldwide flights on account of airspace restrictions in the nationwide capital this month.

Generally, a NOTAM is a discover with data that’s important to personnel concerned in flight operations.

The Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) in the nationwide capital is the nation’s largest in addition to busiest airport and day-after-day handles round 1,250 flight actions.

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