Delhi airport will remain closed for flight operations for more than 2 hours till Republic Day. check time

A government notice issued on Friday said Delhi airport will remain partially closed from January 19 to January 26 with no flights allowed to operate between 10:20 am and 12:45 pm every day. Will go.

According to the NOTAM (Notice to Airmen), no flights are allowed to take off or land from Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, one of the world’s busiest airports, between 10:20 am and 12:45 pm till Republic Day. Will not be given. day, or 26 January.

The restrictions on airspace over the national capital will be in place from Friday (January 19) to Monday (January 29) in connection with Republic Day preparations and celebrations.

No landing or take-off of non-scheduled flights of scheduled airlines and chartered flights will be allowed from 10 am to 1.15 pm during the period of January 19-25. According to the NOTAM issued earlier this week, these restrictions will be in place from 6 am to 9 pm during the period from January 26 to 29.

Additionally, NOTAM will have no impact on aviation helicopter operations of the Indian Air Force, BSF or Army as well as state-owned aircraft/helicopters flying with the Governor/Chief Minister of a state.

The notice was issued by the Center on Friday morning and is part of the national capital’s comprehensive security plan ahead of and ahead of the Republic Day celebrations.

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India will celebrate its 75th Republic Day on January 26, with French President Emmanuel Macron as the chief guest; This will be the sixth time that a French leader will be the guest of honor at the Republic Day parade.

For the first time, around 1,500 farmers and their spouses have been invited as special guests for this year’s Republic Day parade in the national capital. “This is the first time, farmers have been invited as special guests for the Republic Day parade.

Security has been beefed up in Delhi ahead of the Republic Day celebrations and the consecration ceremony of the Ram temple in Ayodhya, a senior police officer said on Wednesday.

Delhi Police has been put on alert and is using ‘flare guns’ or very light pistols (VLPs) to light up the forest area in northeast Delhi, the official said. “Security measures have been stepped up ahead of the January 22 and 26 (incidents).

Over 8,000 policemen have already been deployed across Delhi for the January 26 parade.

Night patrolling staff, who have been directed to check hotels, guest houses and dharamshalas, are checking the security measures at these facilities, especially near railway stations and interstate bus terminals, and knowing To find out who is visiting the national capital, their records are being checked. And for what purpose.