Air India has suspended all flights to and from New York City and Newark for February 23 following warnings of a powerful winter storm along the US East Coast. The precautionary move aims to ensure passenger safety and avoid major operational disruptions. The airline has also released dedicated helpline numbers to assist affected travelers.
Weather-Driven Cancellation
Flights were called off due to forecasts of severe snowfall, strong winds, and hazardous conditions expected to impact airport operations.
Routes Affected
All services connecting India with John F. Kennedy International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport have been suspended for the day.
Passenger Safety First
The airline stated that the decision was taken to minimize risk and prevent last-minute diversions or extended delays.
Helplines Issued
Special customer support numbers have been activated to help with rebooking, refunds, and travel queries.
Travel Advisory
Passengers are being urged to check flight status before heading to the airport and update their contact details for real-time alerts.
Operational Impact
The disruption highlights how extreme weather continues to affect long-haul international flight schedules.
