US Winter Storm: Air India has canceled all flights to and from New York and Newark on January 25th and 26th. This decision was made due to the possibility of heavy snowfall and a cold storm in the US. Passenger safety has been prioritized. This storm will impact air traffic. Passengers will be provided full assistance.
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Flight Cancellations: Air India has cancelled all its flights to and from New York and Newark on January 25th and 26th due to the possibility of a severe winter storm accompanied by heavy snowfall. The airline has taken this decision prioritizing the safety of passengers and crew.
Issuing a travel advisory, the airline stated that a major winter storm is expected to hit New York, New Jersey, and surrounding areas on the US East Coast from Sunday morning until Monday. This storm is expected to significantly impact air traffic. Air India stated that full assistance will be provided to passengers traveling on these dates.
The airline has released helpline numbers.
For more information, passengers can contact the airline’s 24×7 call centers at +91 11 6932 9333 and +91 11 6932 9999.
Severe Cold Weather Across America
Severe cold weather is sweeping across the United States, affecting nearly half the country’s population. The storm, which has been raging for several days, has brought with it snow, hail, frost, bitter cold, and widespread power outages. Weather experts warn that the damage could be devastating, especially in snow-covered areas. The storm could have the same impact as a tornado.
According to the National Weather Service, after passing through the south, the storm is now moving northeast. Snowfall of up to a foot (30 cm) is expected from Washington to New York and Boston.
A cold emergency has been declared in Boston for the entire weekend. Meanwhile, Connecticut is working with its neighboring states, New York and Massachusetts, to determine if travel restrictions on major highways are necessary. The storm is disrupting life in many parts of the United States.
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