Cyclone Fengal caused severe disruptions at Chennai International Airport, shutting it down for over 16 hours. High crosswinds and heavy rain led to the cancellation and diversion of numerous flights,

The viral video showed powerful crosswinds and low visibility forcing the IndiGo airplane's pilot to abort landing plans and take off again at the Chennai airport amidst Cyclone Fengal

The storm’s impact on air travel highlighted the broader challenges posed by Cyclone Fengal, which left the region reeling under its relentless assault.

A video that went viral on social media shows the plane was trying to land amid extremely bad weather. The strong wind during Cyclone Fengal's landfall forced the plane to abort the landing process and fly back.

Cyclone Fengal-triggered heavy rains accompanied by gusty winds lashed northern Tamil Nadu and neighbouring Puducherry on Saturday.

After a video of an IndiGo flight aborting its landing at the Chennai International Airport amid the turbulent weather ahead of Cyclone Fengal landfall has go

The video of the IndiGo flight quickly gained over 100,000 views, with many users reacting to the intense moment.

A video has gone viral, prompting the airline to issue a clarification stating that the crew executed a go-around following established safety protocols

In the undated footage, an Airbus A320 Neo was seen aborting its landing shortly after touching down. The aircraft tilted briefly to the left before stabilising and ascending back into the clouds.

Flight diversions to Bengaluru Airport from Chennai, prompted by Cyclone Fengal, left numerous passengers stranded as operations were suspended at Chennai Airport. The resulting delays and cancellations caused confusion among passengers, many of whom expressed their frustration on social media.

An IndiGo Airlines flight faced a near-miss during its landing attempt at Chennai International Airport on Saturday evening due to the extreme weather conditions caused by Cyclone Fengal. The incident was captured on video and quickly went viral.