Kushan Mitra's video: TripReport Flying on defunct Indian airline Zoom Air CRJ-200 in January 2018 to Kishangarh Airport

I'm a fairly seasoned flyer as are many of those who I work with and beside in the automotive journalism space in India, so clapping during a landing is rare. But these two flights on a defunct Indian regional airline Zoom Air, which was the operating brand of Zexus Air that used 15-20 year old CRJ-200's in its fleet was something else. Flying in North India in January means fog and delays to the flight departure from Delhi due to fog at Kishangarh airport was crazy. Eventually we flew to Jaipur where there were multiple go-aroujnds before we eventually landed. The next day at least we managed to take off from Kishangarh. This is an older by me from January 2018, but we do talk about a new Airport an d airline, Kishangarh Airport is barely used anymore and Zoom Air just exists as dilapidated CRJ-200's parked at @delhiairport