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<li>Many airlines have waived off the cancellation fees for no-shows and those who had their flights cancelled on account of rain.</li>
<li>Jet Airways and IndiGo said flight operations continue to be impacted on Wednesday due to bad weather.</li>
<li>Some flights have been rescheduled and will depart on time on August 30.</li>
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After the downpour that engulfed the city on August 29 flight operations were severely impacted on Tuesday. Many domestic airlines like Jet Airways and IndiGo announced the cancellation and delay of flights that will continue to be impacted on Wednesday.
Market leader, IndiGo on Wednesday tweeted out, “Cancellation/rescheduling of flights affected due to bad weather condition at Mumbai sector.”
The airline have waived off the cancellation charges for passengers travelling to and fro from Mumbai on August 29. Those passengers that were impacted due to delay and cancellation of flights could get their booking rescheduled; cancelled without any change or cancellation fees.
Jet Airways also put out an official statement regarding the cancellation of flights.
"Inclement weather in Mumbai during the last 24 hours, including the suspension of arrivals and departures between 1615-1700 hours at Mumbai Airport impacted Jet Airways' schedule, resulting in the airline's flights from Mumbai being delayed by up to 30/40 minutes. During the interim, two flights - 9W275 and 9W624, were diverted to Ahmedabad and are now being recovered," Jet said
It further added, "To minimise the impact on the network and hasten recovery, the air to cancel a few scheduled flights of August 29 and August 30.”
The following flights have been cancelled by the airline for August 30.
<blockquote data-lang="en">Our official statement with regards to heavy rains in <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Mumbai?src=hash">#Mumbai</a>. <a href="https://t.co/uP3jb7DfZf">pic.twitter.com/uP3jb7DfZf</a>
— Jet Airways (@jetairways) <a href="https://twitter.com/jetairways/status/902684542619738113">August 30, 2017</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>Vistara also put out a customer service number for assistance during travel today and has also waived off the cancellation charges for those who couldn't make it to the airport in Mumbai.
<blockquote data-lang="en">Update #2 Important information for customers flying to/from BOM today, in light of torrential rains &amp; flooding in parts of Mumbai <a href="https://t.co/dJhNxkrZsp">pic.twitter.com/dJhNxkrZsp</a>
— Vistara (@airvistara) <a href="https://twitter.com/airvistara/status/902735533004120064">August 30, 2017</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>The national carrier, Air India too has waived off cancellation fee in light of the floods in Mumbai.
<blockquote data-lang="en">&gt;&gt; and refund charges stand waived on all tickets issued on / before 29.08.2017 for travel to / from <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Mumbai?src=hash">#Mumbai</a> on 29th August, 2017. 2/2
— Air India (@airindiain) <a href="https://twitter.com/airindiain/status/902550286736146433">August 29, 2017</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script><blockquote data-lang="en">charges stands waived of on all tkts issued on/before 29/8/2017 for travel to/from <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Mumbai?src=hash">#Mumbai</a> has now been extended till 31st August 2017 2/2
— Air India (@airindiain) <a href="https://twitter.com/airindiain/status/902761689384443906">August 30, 2017</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>However, as the weather improves airlines are working around rescheduling flights. Passengers have been urged by the airlines to constantly check flight statuses with the respective airlines before embarking on travel plans today.

Key HighlightsMany airlines have waived off the cancellation fees for no-shows and those who had their flights cancelled on account of rain.Jet Airways and IndiGo said flight operations continue to be impacted on Wednesday due to bad weather.Some flights have been rescheduled and will depart on time on August 30.After the downpour that engulfed the city on August 29 flight operations were severely impacted on Tuesday. Many domestic airlines like Jet Airways and IndiGo announced the cancellation and delay of flights that will continue to be impacted on Wednesday.Market leader, IndiGo on Wednesday tweeted out, “Cancellation/rescheduling of flights affected due to bad weather condition at Mumbai sector.”The airline have waived off the cancellation charges for passengers travelling to and fro from Mumbai on August 29. Those passengers that were impacted due to delay and cancellation of flights could get their booking rescheduled; cancelled without any change or cancellation fees.Jet Airways also put out an official statement regarding the cancellation of flights."Inclement weather in Mumbai during the last 24 hours, including the suspension of arrivals and departures between 1615-1700 hours at Mumbai Airport impacted Jet Airways' schedule, resulting in the airline's flights from Mumbai being delayed by up to 30/40 minutes. During the interim, two flights - 9W275 and 9W624, were diverted to Ahmedabad and are now being recovered," Jet saidIt further added, "To minimise the impact on the network and hasten recovery, the air to cancel a few scheduled flights of August 29 and August 30.”The following flights have been cancelled by the airline for August 30.Our official statement with regards to heavy rains in #Mumbai. pic.twitter.com/uP3jb7DfZf— Jet Airways (@jetairways) August 30, 2017Vistara also put out a customer service number for assistance during travel today and has also waived off the cancellation charges for those who couldn't make it to the airport in Mumbai.Update #2 Important information for customers flying to/from BOM today, in light of torrential rains &amp; flooding in parts of Mumbai pic.twitter.com/dJhNxkrZsp— Vistara (@airvistara) August 30, 2017The national carrier, Air India too has waived off cancellation fee in light of the floods in Mumbai.&gt;&gt; and refund charges stand waived on all tickets issued on / before 29.08.2017 for travel to / from #Mumbai on 29th August, 2017. 2/2— Air India (@airindiain) August 29, 2017charges stands waived of on all tkts issued on/before 29/8/2017 for travel to/from #Mumbai has now been extended till 31st August 2017 2/2— Air India (@airindiain) August 30, 2017However, as the weather improves airlines are working around rescheduling flights. Passengers have been urged by the airlines to constantly check flight statuses with the respective airlines before embarking on travel plans today.

Heavy rains in Mumbai held up flight departures and arrivals on August 29 and continued to impact airline operations on Wednesday. 

Flight operations continue to be impacted on day two of Mumbai rains; airlines waive off cancellation fees

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Key Highlights Many airlines have waived off the cancellation fees for no-shows and those who had their flights cancelled on account of rain. Jet Airways and IndiGo said flight operations continue to be impacted on Wednesday due to bad weather. Some flights have been rescheduled and will depart on time on August 30. After the downpour that engulfed the city on August 29 flight operations were severely impacted on Tuesday. Many domestic airlines like Jet Airways and IndiGo announced the cancellation and delay of flights that will continue to be impacted on Wednesday. Market leader, IndiGo on Wednesday tweeted out, “Cancellation/rescheduling of flights affected due to bad weather condition at Mumbai sector.” The airline have waived off the cancellation charges for passengers travelling to and fro from Mumbai on August 29. Those passengers that were impacted due to delay and cancellation of flights could get their booking rescheduled; cancelled without any change or cancellation fees. Jet Airways also put out an official statement regarding the cancellation of flights. Inclement weather in Mumbai during the last 24 hours, including the suspension of arrivals and departures between 1615-1700 hours at Mumbai Airport impacted Jet Airways schedule, resulting in the airlines flights from Mumbai being delayed by up to 30/40 minutes. During the interim, two flights - 9W275 and 9W624, were diverted to Ahmedabad and are now being recovered, Jet said It further added, To minimise the impact on the network and hasten recovery, the air to cancel a few scheduled flights of August 29 and August 30.” The following flights have been cancelled by the airline for August 30. Our official statement with regards to heavy rains in #Mumbai. pic.twitter.com/uP3jb7DfZf — Jet Airways (@jetairways) August 30, 2017 Vistara also put out a customer service number for assistance during travel today and has also waived off the cancellation charges for those who couldnt make it to the airport in Mumbai. Update #2 Important information for customers flying to/from BOM today, in light of torrential rains flooding in parts of Mumbai pic.twitter.com/dJhNxkrZsp — Vistara (@airvistara) August 30, 2017 The national carrier, Air India too has waived off cancellation fee in light of the floods in Mumbai. &gt;&gt; and refund charges stand waived on all tickets issued on / before 29.08.2017 for travel to / from #Mumbai on 29th August, 2017. 2/2 — Air India (@airindiain) August 29, 2017 charges stands waived of on all tkts issued on/before 29/8/2017 for travel to/from #Mumbai has now been extended till 31st August 2017 2/2 — Air India (@airindiain) August 30, 2017 However, as the weather improves airlines are working around rescheduling flights. Passengers have been urged by the airlines to constantly check flight statuses with the respective airlines before embarking on travel plans today.