LIVE Nightmare this morning at Kraków John Paul II International Airport

Flights to Krakow, Poland are currently being held and redirected due to extremely poor visibility caused by thick fog, which was only 50m this morning and has since only improved to 250m. This situation indicates significant challenges for air traffic management and ensures safety for both passengers and crew. Airports typically have strict visibility requirements to ensure that landing and takeoff protocols can be safely navigated. In my expert opinion on transportation, especially in aviation, such weather-related disruptions underscore the need for robust contingency planning at airports and airlines. Implementing advanced technologies such as improved ground-based radar systems and enhanced communication protocols can help mitigate the impact of foggy conditions. Additionally, having flexible scheduling options for flights could reduce passenger inconvenience during such environmental challenges.