Operational Context Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) experiences recurrent winter fog disruptions between December and January, occasionally extending into early February. These events routinely constrain

Operational Context South Korea experiences recurring cold-wave events during January, often driven by continental cold surges affecting the peninsula for several consecutive days. These events

Operational Context London’s transport network periodically undergoes planned or unplanned multi-line closures, particularly over weekends, to accommodate engineering works and system upgrades. While such closures

Operational Context Bengaluru has a well-documented history of transport union protests centred on wage revisions, arrears, and service conditions of BMTC and KSRTC employees. Such

Operational Context The United Kingdom is entering a short but concentrated period of adverse winter weather beginning late on 29 January, driven by Atlantic rainfall

Operational Context Jakarta’s transport network remains highly exposed to seasonal monsoon flooding, particularly across low-lying arterial corridors and river-adjacent districts. Transjakarta and Mikrotrans form critical

Operational Context Nigeria’s aviation sector has a history of high-impact labour actions, particularly where concessioning, workforce conditions, or regulatory oversight are contested. Previous strikes in

Operational Context South Korea experiences recurrent Arctic-origin cold surges during January and February, typically lasting between 24 and 72 hours. These events place immediate strain

Operational Context Azad Maidan in south Mumbai is a designated protest zone with a long history of labour demonstrations, hunger strikes, and sit-ins involving public-sector

Operational Context Winter wind and rainstorms are a recurrent operational risk for the United Kingdom, particularly for Scotland, Northern Ireland and western coastal regions where