Stock Market Today: Sensex falls 600 pts, Nifty drops below 23,450; Tata steel top loser

US-Iran War: How many American aircraft were hit during Operation Epic Fury? Report reveals

BEL share price: Should you BUY defence PSU stock after Q4 Results? 

Anil Singhvi's Market Strategy: Nifty 50 strong buy zone at 23,125-23,275—Key levels to track on D-Street

Nifty trapped between 23,300 and 23,850: Anil Singhvi shares key breakout levels

Stocks to Watch Today (May 20, 2026): Apollo Hospitals, Grasim, BPCL, Hindalco, Bharti Airtel and more

Govt policies pro-poor, not designed to favour industrialists: Finance Minister

Shivraj Singh Chouhan outlines eastern India agri roadmap, announces ‘Khet Bachao Abhiyan’ from June 1–15

What is India’s SHANTI Act? How the country plans to become a global nuclear power hub

Good news for passengers: Indian Railways commissions Kavach 4.0 on Delhi–PWL route to improve train safety

Air India passengers faced major travel disruptions on February 22 after a technical snag delayed a Delhi–Bengaluru flight while severe winter storm warnings in the United States forced the airline to cancel services to New York and Newark. The airline said flight AI507 from Delhi to Bengaluru was delayed after a technical issue was detected during pre-departure checks, while worsening weather conditions on the US East Coast prompted the suspension of flights scheduled for February 23. The twin disruptions left many passengers waiting for updates, with the airline arranging meals, assistance and alternative travel options.
<blockquote><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TravelAdvisory?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#TravelAdvisory</a>
A severe winter storm with heavy snow is forecast for New York, New Jersey and adjoining areas in the US East Coast on 22 and 23 February which is likely to have a significant impact on flight operations.
In view of the safety, well-being and convenience of our…
— Air India (@airindia) <a href="https://twitter.com/airindia/status/2025468326529696123?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 22, 2026</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script><h2 data-end="792" data-start="744">Technical issue delays Delhi–Bengaluru flight</h2>
Flight AI507 from Delhi to Bengaluru was delayed on February 22 after engineers detected a technical problem during routine pre-departure checks. The aircraft required additional time for rectification before it could be cleared for operations.
The delay meant that the operating crew exceeded mandatory flight duty time limitation norms, preventing the flight from departing immediately even after technical work was completed.
Air India said passenger safety remained the primary concern and the aircraft was held back to ensure all checks were completed thoroughly.
Read More: <a href="https://www.zeebiz.com/india/news-delhi-meerut-travel-gets-faster-pm-modi-flags-off-meerut-metro-full-namo-bharat-corridor-now-operational-390846">Delhi–Meerut travel gets faster: PM Modi flags off Meerut Metro, full Namo Bharat corridor now operational</a>
Ground staff at Delhi airport assisted stranded passengers and provided meals while alternative travel arrangements were made.
<h2 data-end="1539" data-start="1494">Passengers wait for hours at Delhi airport</h2>
Several passengers reported long waiting times at Delhi airport, with some arriving during the early morning hours expecting an on-time departure. Videos circulating online showed travellers arguing with airline staff over the delay.
The airline apologised for the inconvenience and said the disruption was caused by an unforeseen technical issue that required immediate attention.
Air India said affected passengers would be flown to Bengaluru at the earliest possible time through alternative arrangements.
<h2 data-end="2093" data-start="2053">New York and Newark flights cancelled</h2>
Air India also announced the cancellation of all flights to and from New York and Newark scheduled for February 23 because of a severe winter storm forecast across the US East Coast.
Heavy snowfall and strong winds are expected to affect New York, New Jersey and nearby regions between February 22 and February 23, making flight operations unsafe.
The airline said the cancellations were made keeping in mind the safety and well-being of passengers and crew.
Passengers booked on these flights have been advised to check flight status and contact the airline’s customer service for assistance.
<h2 data-end="2747" data-start="2693">Blizzard warning triggers global flight disruptions</h2>
Weather agencies in the United States have warned that the approaching winter storm could bring heavy snow and strong winds across large parts of the Northeast.
Millions of people are under blizzard warnings, with forecasts suggesting significant snowfall in major cities including New York. The storm is expected to disrupt road and air travel and could also lead to power outages in some areas.
Airlines have already cancelled hundreds of flights as authorities warn that travel conditions may become extremely difficult. Air India said both the Delhi flight delay and the US cancellations were precautionary decisions taken with safety as the top priority.
The airline said its teams were assisting passengers and working to minimise inconvenience caused by the disruptions.
Travellers have been advised to check flight schedules before leaving for the airport as further changes remain possible depending on technical or weather conditions.

Air India passengers faced major travel disruptions on February 22 after a technical snag delayed a Delhi–Bengaluru flight while severe winter storm warnings in the United States forced the airline to cancel services to New York and Newark. The airline said flight AI507 from Delhi to Bengaluru was delayed after a technical issue was detected during pre-departure checks, while worsening weather conditions on the US East Coast prompted the suspension of flights scheduled for February 23. The twin disruptions left many passengers waiting for updates, with the airline arranging meals, assistance and alternative travel options.#TravelAdvisoryA severe winter storm with heavy snow is forecast for New York, New Jersey and adjoining areas in the US East Coast on 22 and 23 February which is likely to have a significant impact on flight operations.In view of the safety, well-being and convenience of our…— Air India (@airindia) February 22, 2026Technical issue delays Delhi–Bengaluru flightFlight AI507 from Delhi to Bengaluru was delayed on February 22 after engineers detected a technical problem during routine pre-departure checks. The aircraft required additional time for rectification before it could be cleared for operations.The delay meant that the operating crew exceeded mandatory flight duty time limitation norms, preventing the flight from departing immediately even after technical work was completed.Air India said passenger safety remained the primary concern and the aircraft was held back to ensure all checks were completed thoroughly.Read More: Delhi–Meerut travel gets faster: PM Modi flags off Meerut Metro, full Namo Bharat corridor now operationalGround staff at Delhi airport assisted stranded passengers and provided meals while alternative travel arrangements were made.Passengers wait for hours at Delhi airportSeveral passengers reported long waiting times at Delhi airport, with some arriving during the early morning hours expecting an on-time departure. Videos circulating online showed travellers arguing with airline staff over the delay.The airline apologised for the inconvenience and said the disruption was caused by an unforeseen technical issue that required immediate attention.Air India said affected passengers would be flown to Bengaluru at the earliest possible time through alternative arrangements.New York and Newark flights cancelledAir India also announced the cancellation of all flights to and from New York and Newark scheduled for February 23 because of a severe winter storm forecast across the US East Coast.Heavy snowfall and strong winds are expected to affect New York, New Jersey and nearby regions between February 22 and February 23, making flight operations unsafe.The airline said the cancellations were made keeping in mind the safety and well-being of passengers and crew.Passengers booked on these flights have been advised to check flight status and contact the airline’s customer service for assistance.Blizzard warning triggers global flight disruptionsWeather agencies in the United States have warned that the approaching winter storm could bring heavy snow and strong winds across large parts of the Northeast.Millions of people are under blizzard warnings, with forecasts suggesting significant snowfall in major cities including New York. The storm is expected to disrupt road and air travel and could also lead to power outages in some areas.Airlines have already cancelled hundreds of flights as authorities warn that travel conditions may become extremely difficult. Air India said both the Delhi flight delay and the US cancellations were precautionary decisions taken with safety as the top priority.The airline said its teams were assisting passengers and working to minimise inconvenience caused by the disruptions.Travellers have been advised to check flight schedules before leaving for the airport as further changes remain possible depending on technical or weather conditions.

Air India passengers faced delays and cancellations after a technical issue delayed a Delhi–Bengaluru flight while a severe winter storm forced the cancellation of New York and Newark services.

Air India cancels New York, Newark flights as severe winter storm hits US; Delhi–Bengaluru flight delayed after technical snag

Air India passengers faced major travel disruptions on February 22 after a technical snag delayed a Delhi–Bengaluru flight while severe winter storm warnings in the United States forced the airline to cancel services to New York and Newark. The airline said flight AI507 from Delhi to Bengaluru was delayed after a technical issue was detected during pre-departure checks, while worsening weather conditions on the US East Coast prompted the suspension of flights scheduled for February 23. The twin disruptions left many passengers waiting for updates, with the airline arranging meals, assistance and alternative travel options. #TravelAdvisory A severe winter storm with heavy snow is forecast for New York, New Jersey and adjoining areas in the US East Coast on 22 and 23 February which is likely to have a significant impact on flight operations. In view of the safety, well-being and convenience of our… — Air India (@airindia) February 22, 2026 Technical issue delays Delhi–Bengaluru flight Flight AI507 from Delhi to Bengaluru was delayed on February 22 after engineers detected a technical problem during routine pre-departure checks. The aircraft required additional time for rectification before it could be cleared for operations. The delay meant that the operating crew exceeded mandatory flight duty time limitation norms, preventing the flight from departing immediately even after technical work was completed. Air India said passenger safety remained the primary concern and the aircraft was held back to ensure all checks were completed thoroughly. Read More: Delhi–Meerut travel gets faster: PM Modi flags off Meerut Metro, full Namo Bharat corridor now operational Ground staff at Delhi airport assisted stranded passengers and provided meals while alternative travel arrangements were made. Passengers wait for hours at Delhi airport Several passengers reported long waiting times at Delhi airport, with some arriving during the early morning hours expecting an on-time departure. Videos circulating online showed travellers arguing with airline staff over the delay. The airline apologised for the inconvenience and said the disruption was caused by an unforeseen technical issue that required immediate attention. Air India said affected passengers would be flown to Bengaluru at the earliest possible time through alternative arrangements. New York and Newark flights cancelled Air India also announced the cancellation of all flights to and from New York and Newark scheduled for February 23 because of a severe winter storm forecast across the US East Coast. Heavy snowfall and strong winds are expected to affect New York, New Jersey and nearby regions between February 22 and February 23, making flight operations unsafe. The airline said the cancellations were made keeping in mind the safety and well-being of passengers and crew. Passengers booked on these flights have been advised to check flight status and contact the airline’s customer service for assistance. Blizzard warning triggers global flight disruptions Weather agencies in the United States have warned that the approaching winter storm could bring heavy snow and strong winds across large parts of the Northeast. Millions of people are under blizzard warnings, with forecasts suggesting significant snowfall in major cities including New York. The storm is expected to disrupt road and air travel and could also lead to power outages in some areas. Airlines have already cancelled hundreds of flights as authorities warn that travel conditions may become extremely difficult. Air India said both the Delhi flight delay and the US cancellations were precautionary decisions taken with safety as the top priority. The airline said its teams were assisting passengers and working to minimise inconvenience caused by the disruptions. Travellers have been advised to check flight schedules before leaving for the airport as further changes remain possible depending on technical or weather conditions.