Srinagar, Jan 27: Air traffic at Srinagar International Airport was disrupted on Tuesday after snowfall in Kashmir forced airlines to cancel multiple flights, officials said.
An official from the Airports Authority of India said adverse weather conditions and continued snowfall led to the suspension of several scheduled services. A total of 16 flights, including eight arrivals and eight departures, were cancelled during the day.
Passengers have been advised to remain in contact with their respective airlines for real time updates and information on alternative travel arrangements.
The disruption has impacted hundreds of tourists who were planning to leave the Valley after the weekend and Republic Day holidays, leaving many stranded as weather conditions continue to affect flight operations.