It has been raining heavily and continuously in Mumbai. As a result, airlines like IndiGo and Akasa Air have advised passengers to plan their travel carefully. They have stated that delays may occur on the way to the airport due to waterlogged roads. It is essential for passengers to check their flight status before departure.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for Mumbai. The forecast warns of heavy rainfall, with some areas expected to receive more than 200 mm of rain. This situation has caused road and traffic disruption across the city.

Waterlogging is severe in major areas, including Gandhi Market, King's Circle, SCLR Bridge, and Malad subway. Flight services have also been affected due to the continuous rain. Some flight routes have been changed, and some flights have been delayed. Other airlines, including SpiceJet, are also issuing advance warnings to passengers.

IndiGo has advised passengers through its official website and app to check the status of their flights. Akasa Air noted that traffic congestion could occur in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Goa, and Pune due to adverse weather.

Along with Mumbai, a heavy rain warning has been issued for the districts of Thane, Raigad, and Palghar. According to the IMD's forecast, heavy rainfall in Maharashtra may continue until August 21. Road traffic on the Western Expressway has also been disrupted due to the rain.

According to IndiGo's advisory, delays are likely as major routes to the airport are waterlogged. It is crucial to check the flight status through their app or website before leaving. Akasa Air has advised passengers to plan for extra time to arrive at the airport on time.