Delhi fog: Look at the new rules airports have to follow
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Fog disrupts harmony
Amid fog-related flight disruptions, the civil aviation ministry has asked Delhi, Mumbai and four other metro airports to follow a set of new rules. These new rules are aimed at combating fog-related delayes and cancellations of flights.
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Scindia announces rules
Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia anounced a set of new rules the airports will follow from now on.
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Incidence reports
Scindia said the ministry has sought "incidence reporting thrice daily for all the six metro airports." Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai and Kolkata are the metro airports.
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War rooms
'War rooms' will be set up by airports and airline operators at the six metro airports to address any issues with regard to passenger inconvenience with immediacy.
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CISF manpower
Also, sufficient CISF manpower availability will be ensured round-the-clock, Scindia said. With respect to the Delhi airport, the minister said runway RWY 29L has been made CAT III operational on Tuesday.