Delhi-Srinagar flight diverted to Chandigarh owing to bad weather in J-K

The flight reached Srinagar around 8.40 pm but could not land, eventually heading to Chandigarh airport for a halt at 9.25 pm

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Mohali, Updated At : 10:02 PM Feb 27, 2025 IST

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A Delhi-Srinagar flight had to be diverted to Chandigarh international airport after it could not land in Srinagar apparently due to bad weather on Thursday evening.

The flight reached Srinagar around 8.40 pm but could not land, eventually heading to Chandigarh airport for a halt at 9.25 pm.

Srinagar received a fresh spell of snow on Thursday.

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