PATNA: Flight operations in the Jayaprakash Narayan International Airport will be very likely to be changed as a result of cyclone Yaas. The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has set some airports in the southern region, such as Patna, on alarm. “Maintaining the security of airport infrastructure and flight operations during inclement weather, even the more AAI-Patna has obtained all of the precautionary steps in accordance with the guidelines,” said airport manager Bhupesh CH Negi. “To deal with the circumstance, we’re after the group of standard operating procedure (SOP),” he added. Officials in Patna airport stated all sprinkled construction materials are coated banners and hoardings eliminated from the airport shuttle. Drainage lines in Patna airport are unclogged to make sure no water-logging about the assumptions. AAI-Patna officials also have examined the status of civil and electrical work. Santosh Kumar, the airport’s deputy general director (air traffic management), stated 4-5 mobile pumping places will be utilized to drain water out of your airstrip and parking bays. “We’re in touch with officials of those Patna Meteorological Centre, also in accordance with these, the town could witness rain. Accordingly, we’ve made preparations to drain water out from airport premises in the event of overflowing sewers,” he explained. Santosh said because of the cyclone affect the flight operations will probably get changed so that the airlines need to upgrade their passengers concerning the delays, cancellations and diversions. Typically, Patna airport manages 15-23 flights each day from 48 scheduled flights under its summer program. The amount of flights was decreased from the airlines because of low occupancy .