IndiGo Flight Status Highlights | IndiGo to involve external technical experts, says Chairman

IndiGo Flight Status Today News Live Updates: Meanwhile, the government has directed IndiGo to trim its flight schedule by 10%, Civil Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu announced on Tuesday.

IndiGo flight disruptionIndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: Passengers wait to catch their Indigo flights at the IGI airport in New Delhi on Monday. (Express Photo by Tashi Tobgyal)

IndiGo Flight Status Highlights: IndiGo Board Chairman Vikram Singh Mehta issued a video message late Wednesday, apologising for the recent disruption and assuring that the airline is working to identify the root cause of the large-scale cancellations that began on December 3. He said the board has decided to bring in external technical experts to work alongside the management, adding that every aspect of what went wrong will be examined and lessons will be learned. “I want to say very simply, we are sorry,” Mehta said, acknowledging passengers’ inconvenience and promising corrective action.

Delhi HC on IndiGo Flight Cancellations: Meanwhile, the Delhi HC sought an explanation from the Centre about how the situation spiralled into a “crisis”. The court said that the disruption was beyond the inconvenience and distress faced by stranded travellers. The disruption also raised concerns about the economic impact on India.

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IndiGo’s Monopoly: IndiGo has monopoly over 63 per cent of the routes it covers. In all, Indian airlines fly around 1,200 domestic routes, of which IndiGo has over 950 routes in operation. Notably, though, nearly 600 — or 63 per cent — of these are monopoly routes, and about 200 (21 per cent) are duopoly routes where IndiGo has just one competitor, as per data analysed by aviation analyst and former network planner Ameya Joshi.

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Dec 10, 2025 09:55 PM IST
IndiGo flight cancellations LIVE Updates: 'We are sorry...will identify root cause of large-scale disruption', says airline Chairman

IndiGo Board Chairman Vikram Singh Mehta issued a video message late Wednesday, apologising for the recent disruption and assuring that the airline is working to identify the root cause of the large-scale cancellations that began on December 3. He said the board has decided to bring in external technical experts to work alongside the management, adding that every aspect of what went wrong will be examined and lessons will be learned. “I want to say very simply, we are sorry,” Mehta said, acknowledging passengers’ inconvenience and promising corrective action.

Dec 10, 2025 07:44 PM IST
IndiGo flight cancellations LIVE Updates: IndiGo collapsed — and we’ll still have to fly it, because we hardly have alternatives

In this Oped piece, Anupam Manur is writing that...As of December 5, more than 2,100 IndiGo flights have been cancelled across Indian airports, leaving passengers stranded and airports in complete disarray. Videos of understandably frustrated people screaming at hapless airline desk employees have been circulating.

Along with cancellations, IndiGo’s operational troubles have spread to its on-time performance (OTP), which plummeted to 8.5 per cent on Thursday, down from 19.7 per cent and 35 per cent in the previous two days. OTP is a key measure of flight punctuality, and IndiGo’s figure is usually in the high 80 per cent range, which is a matter of pride for the aviation giant. The net loss to consumers due to the flight disruptions will be significant. Read Here

Dec 10, 2025 06:00 PM IST
IndiGo flight cancellations LIVE Updates: DGCA sets up oversight team to monitor network, crew ops at IndiGo headquarters; orders airline inspections at 11 airports

Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Wednesday constituted an eight-member oversight team to monitor IndiGo’s network and crew operations as the airline recovers from severe disruption in its flight operations. Two members of the oversight team will be deployed at the IndiGo headquarters in Gurugram on a daily basis and will submit daily reports on various operational parameters to the regulator. Additionally, another two-member team has been deployed at the IndiGo office to monitor flight cancellations, refunds and compensation to affected passengers, the airline’s on-time performance, and return of baggage stranded during the disruption... Continue reading

Dec 10, 2025 04:29 PM IST
IndiGo flight cancellations LIVE Updates: IndiGo faces fresh turmoil as 220 flights cancelled despite CEO’s ‘stable operations’ claim

IndiGo cancelled nearly 220 flights on Wednesday across major hubs in Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, even though CEO Pieter Elbers had earlier stated that operations were “stable” and “back on track.” Delhi saw 137 cancellations, Mumbai 21, and Bengaluru 61.

The disruptions follow the government’s decision to slash IndiGo’s winter schedule by 10%, citing the need to stabilise operations after days of chaos. The airline had already cancelled 460 flights across six metros on Tuesday.

Elbers said lakhs of passengers have received refunds but avoided comments on compensation. Under the passenger charter, airlines must automatically compensate travellers in cases of excessive delays or cancellations.

The massive disruptions stem from IndiGo’s failure to prepare for tighter safety regulations, triggering nationwide cancellations, spiking fares on other carriers, and creating airport chaos.

In response, the DGCA has issued show-cause notices to IndiGo’s top leadership, including Elbers and COO Isidro Proqueras, and ordered fare caps. Elbers has been summoned to appear before the DGCA on Thursday with detailed data on cancellations, pilot and crew strength, recruitment plans, refund status, and recovery efforts. (PTI)

Dec 10, 2025 01:49 PM IST
IndiGo flight cancellations LIVE Updates: DGCA asks IndiGo CEO Elbers to submit full report on disruptions by tomorrow

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has directed the IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers to present “comprehensive data and updates” regarding the recent operational disruptions. The CEO, along with senior officials from all relevant departments, is required to appear before the DGCA at 3 PM tomorrow. Earlier the Congress targeted the Centre over the "unknown" amount of losses incurred by various individuals and entities due to the disruptions.

The DGCA has sought the status of ongoing flight restoration, updated position of pilot and cabin crew strength, number of flights cancelled and refunds processed, summary of delayed or misrouted baggage cases, and policy and process for re-routing passengers on alternate flights.

Dec 10, 2025 01:37 PM IST
IndiGo flight cancellations LIVE Updates: Delhi HC asks Centre to explain how aviation 'crisis' escalated

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday pressed the Central government to explain how the situation leading to the mass cancellation of IndiGo flights was allowed to escalate, calling it a "crisis". According to news agency PTI, the bench noted that beyond the inconvenience and distress faced by stranded travellers, the disruption also raised concerns about the economic impact. Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela further questioned how other airlines were able to capitalise on the turmoil by charging passengers steep fares.

During the hearing, lawyers representing the Centre and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) said all regulatory systems were functioning and that a show-cause notice had been issued to IndiGo, which has offered an unconditional apology. They added that the crisis stemmed from multiple violations of guidelines, including rules governing crew duty hours. The court was responding to a public interest litigation seeking government intervention and refunds for passengers affected by the large-scale flight cancellations.

Dec 10, 2025 12:03 PM IST
Indigo Flight status LIVE Updates: K Chidambaram seeks to know volume of loss due to aviation crisis

Congress MP Karti Chidambaram has blamed the government, the DGCA, and the IndiGo Airlines for the aviation crisis. He said the government's measures now are only "reactive". "They should have been far more proactive. When they gave the guidelines to the airlines to give extra rest time for pilots in line with international protocol, they should have also done an impact assessment to see whether the airline is capable of doing that with the schedule they are currently following. But they did not do that," he said.

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He further said that only passengers are paying for the entire fiasco. "Till now, we do not know what the entire economic loss is. We know how many tickets have been cancelled and refunded. But what about the other losses? Hotel booking cancellation, events cancelled. Who's going to compensate for all that? And does the government even have an assessment of what economic loss the fair-paying passengers have faced because of this huge fiasco," Chidambaram asked.

Dec 10, 2025 11:57 AM IST
IndiGo flights status LIVE updates: Passengers brace for fewer IndiGo flights after DGCA order

Passengers should expect more disruptions and fewer IndiGo flights on multiple routes as the DGCA had on Tuesday issued a notice to IndiGo ordering reduction in winter schedule due to the operational disruptions. "It has come to the notice of DGCA that the Winter schedule 2025, as approved for IndiGo, was examined against the backdrop of wide disruptions due to massive cancellations of flights. It was observed that, as per the Winter Schedule (WS) 2025 issued by DGCA,15,014 departures per week were approved for M/s Indigo, amounting to 64,346 flights approved for the month of November 2025. Whereas, as per the operational data submitted by Indigo, it has been observed that 59,438 flights were actually operated during November 2025, with 951 flight cancellations recorded during the month. Whereas, as compared to SS25, Indigo was allowed an enhancement of the schedule by 6% with 403 aircraft as against 351 aircraft in SS25..." the notice read.

Dec 10, 2025 10:54 AM IST
IndiGo flights status LIVE updates: Passengers at Assam's Guwahati airport hit as flight disruptions continue

Passengers at Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport in Guwahati have been left stranded. The IndiGo flight disruptions and cancellations are not over yet and this has caused immense hardships for passengers.

Dec 10, 2025 10:48 AM IST
IndiGo flights status LIVE updates: Passengers left stranded at Delhi airport as disruptions continue

IndiGo passengers continue to be stranded at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi amid flight disruptions and cancellations.

Dec 10, 2025 10:37 AM IST
IndiGo flights status LIVE updates: Releasing CEO's 'folded hands' photo not solution to aviation crisis, says Priyanka Chaturvedi

Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Priyanka Chaturvedi says the Centre is on its knees asking IndiGo to keep flying by giving them all kinds of concessions. She said releasing the photo of IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers with his hands in a folded position "was not a soluton" to addressing the aviation crisis or portray that the government was on top of things. "IndiGo has become so big that it is arm-twisting everybody. It is for the DGCA and the Ministry of Civil Aviation to ensure that there is no monopoly. I feel releasing that photo is not really a solution. Clearly, the Government of India has buckled and found itself incompetent. I want to ask IndiGo: while all their flights are disrupted, how did their flight to Thailand take off, carrying the two main accused in the Goa fire tragedy?"

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Dec 10, 2025 09:56 AM IST
IndiGo flights status LIVE updates: Samajwadi Party MP says IndiGo crisis was meant to benefit Adani

Samajwadi Party MP Ram Gopal Yadav says," People need to think why this whole thing [IndiGo crisis] happened. It happened after an order of the Ministry of Civil Aviation. The airline's flight schedule has been cut by 10%. Now, who will get this 10%? Tata will get it. And everyone knows Adani is going to take over Tata."

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Dec 10, 2025 09:26 AM IST
IndiGo flights status LIVE updates | Expedite refunds for all passengers hit by cancellations: Govt orders IndiGo CEO Elbers

Civil Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Ram Mohan Naidu has said IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers was summoned to the Ministry to provide an update on the refunds status for passengers. "He [Elbers] confirmed that 100% of the refunds for flights affected till 6th December have been completed," said Naidu. " A strict instruction to expedite the completion of the remaining refunds and baggage handover was given," the minister added.

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Dec 10, 2025 08:46 AM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: Congress says 'hidden aspects' of aviation crisis must be probed

Congress MP KC Venugopal on Tuesday said there are "hidden aspects" to the aviation crisis that unfolded over the past week. "Such mishaps by IndiGo need to be investigated. We need concrete answers from the ministry on what steps will be taken," Venugopal said.

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Venugopal said in the House: "The civil aviation minister is trying to say that IndiGo is coping up with the situation and it will come into normal functioning within a few days... Until now, he hasn't clearly explained where the system went wrong with the IndiGo and what action to take on IndiGo? What compensation are they giving to the people," he said.

"He [Union Civil Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Ram Mohan Naidu] didn't even answer whether there is any mechanism which is going to come into place to regularise the airfares... Otherwise, the people of this country will be exploited by airlines again and again."

Dec 10, 2025 08:37 AM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: Aviation crisis hit over 40,500 passengers in Mumbai

A total of 40,789 passengers were impacted after IndiGo cancelled 905 flights at Mumbai airport between December 1 and 8, Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL) said on Tuesday, news agency PTI reported. Another 2,66,567 travellers experienced significant delays as the airline’s operations faced major disruptions during the same period. According to MIAL, IndiGo had scheduled 3,171 flights over these eight days but managed to operate only 2,266. In addition, the airline delayed 1,475 flights by more than 30 minutes amid the ongoing crisis.

Dec 9, 2025 09:40 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: Youth Congress workers protests against IndiGo outside Mumbai airport terminal

Mumbai Youth Congress activists demonstrated on Tuesday outside Terminal 2 of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport against disruptions in IndiGo services and hardships faced by thousands of air travellers.

Led by Mumbai Youth Congress president Zeenat Shabreen, party workers raised slogans and demonstrated inside the terminal, accusing IndiGo of arbitrary flight cancellations, prolonged delays, lack of information to passengers and "humiliating behaviour" by staff.

(PTI)

Dec 9, 2025 08:44 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: Special Vande Bharat trains on Delhi-Udhampur route for 3 days amid flight cancellations

The Jammu division of Northern Railways on Tuesday announced a special Vande Bharat train between New Delhi and Udhampur for three days starting December 12, to facilitate stranded passengers in the wake of frequent flight cancellations, an official said.

Chaos prevailed at Jammu and Srinagar airports over the past few days after most IndiGo flights from the two aerodromes were cancelled, triggering protests by stranded passengers.

"Jammu Division operates special trains in emergency situations for the convenience and safety of passengers.

(PTI)

Dec 9, 2025 08:37 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: Naidu says IndiGo’s reduced schedule will not impact its route network

Civil Aviation Minister K. Rammohan Naidu said IndiGo will continue serving all its destinations despite operating on a curtailed schedule.

He said the airline will adhere to the reduced roster introduced to stabilise operations.

The minister added that passenger connectivity across the network will remain fully intact.

(PTI)

Dec 9, 2025 07:27 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: IndiGo’s flight schedule reduced by 10%

The government has reduced IndiGo’s flight schedule by 10%, Civil Aviation Minister K. Rammohan Naidu said on Tuesday.

He said the cut aims to stabilise the airline’s operations amid ongoing disruptions.

According to the minister, the step will help reduce cancellations and improve passenger experience.

(PTI)

Dec 9, 2025 07:01 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: Over 3L Mumbai flights passengers hit in 8 days

More than three lakh passengers connected to Mumbai flights were affected between December 1 and 8 due to IndiGo’s operational disruptions, according to data released by the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA).

The ministry’s figures show that 905 flights linked to Mumbai were cancelled, while 1,475 flights were delayed by more than 30 minutes, resulting in congestion across both terminals at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA).

According to MoCA, 40,789 passengers connected to Mumbai flights were affected by cancellations and 2,66,567 passengers by delays. Read more

Dec 9, 2025 06:45 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: ICSI cites lapses at IndiGo; calls for stronger corp governance

Company secretaries' apex body ICSI on Tuesday cited the governance lapses at the country's largest airline IndiGo and called for stronger governance practices to ensure proactive risk identification, timely intervention and transparent communication.

The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has more than 78,000 members.

In a statement, the institute flagged the "recent governance lapse highlighted by the IndiGo incident".

ICSI President Dhananjay Shukla said the IndiGo incident serves as a reminder for corporates and professionals to ensure sound governance frameworks that can create as well as preserve shareholder value along with public trust.

(PTI)

Dec 9, 2025 05:21 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: Closing airspace for political reasons completely unacceptable says IATA chief Willie Walsh

Global airlines' grouping IATA's chief Willie Walsh on Tuesday said airspace being closed for political reasons is completely unacceptable and airspace should be open to all carriers.

Walsh's comments to a query regarding closure of India and Pakistan closing their airspace for each other's flights.

To a query from PTI, Walsh said that in relation to airspace closures, "We are seeing airspace being closed for political reasons, and clearly that is unacceptable to us".

The IATA's Director General did not mention names of any country in his response.

Airspace closures are also in place in some other parts of the world.

(PTI)

Dec 9, 2025 05:14 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: IndiGo says operations fully restored after days of disruption

An IndiGo spokesperson said the airline has fully reinstated operations across its network, with over 1,800 flights running today and nearly 1,900 planned tomorrow.

Most stranded baggage has already been delivered, and on-time performance has returned to normal.

Customers can now access automated no-questions-asked refunds and are advised to check their latest flight status before travelling.

Dec 9, 2025 04:49 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: 'Huge scam' says Kejriwal on govt's handling of IndiGo flight disruptions

AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday alleged the Union government seems to be complicit in the massive disruptions of IndiGo services and the entire episode smacked of a "huge scam".

"The overall IndiGo episode and chaos at airports, which affected thousands of people...the whole world is watching India. This is India of the 21st Century, and it is supposed to be a modern India, and we can't even manage our own airlines," Kejriwal said while addressing a press conference.

(PTI)

Dec 9, 2025 04:41 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: IndiGo appears to be making progress in getting back to full ops says IATA DG Geneva

IATA Director General Willie Walsh on Tuesday said that IndiGo appears to be making progress in getting back to full operations, and that flight duty norms seem to have led to the operational challenges at the airline.

IndiGo is a member of the nearly 360 360-member-strong International Air Transport Association (IATA).

India's largest airline, IndiGo, has been facing significant operational disruptions in the last one week that have resulted in hundreds of flight cancellations and delays. The carrier has also come under the regulatory scanner, and a four-member panel constituted by the aviation watchdog DGCA is probing the disruptions.

(PTI)

Dec 9, 2025 04:20 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: No airline, however large, will be permitted to cause hardship to passengers saysNaidu

No airline, however large, will be permitted to cause hardship to passengers through planning failures and non-compliance with regulations, Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu said on Tuesday asserting that IndiGo was being accountable for the mass disruptions in its flight schedules.

Making a statement in Lok Sabha, he said "strict and appropriate action will be taken" against IndiGo for the flight disruptions that have affected passengers across the country.

The minister said the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has already issued notices to IndiGo and that the airline is being held fully accountable for the chaos caused by its internal crew-rostering failures.

(PTI)

Dec 9, 2025 04:09 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: IndiGo cancels 422 flights across 6 metro airports; 152 in Delhi alone

IndiGo cancelled 422 flights from six metro airports on Tuesday, as the disruption in the crisis-hit airline prolonged for the eighth consecutive day, according to sources.

Of the 422 flights cancelled, Delhi Airport witnessed 152 flight cancellations and 121 at Bengaluru Airport, they said.

The number of IndiGo flight cancellations at Hyderabad stood at 58 and 41 in Mumbai, sources said.

IndiGo also cancelled over 50 flights from the Chennai Airport, they noted.

Meanwhile, the government has announced a 5 per cent reduction in the number of IndiGo flights during the ongoing winter schedule and decided to give them to other airports following the airline's failure to operate the approved schedule.

(PTI)

Dec 9, 2025 03:59 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: Senior civil aviation ministry official reviews situation at Kolkata airport

A senior Civil Aviation Ministry official on Tuesday reviewed the situation at Kolkata's Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport, following the large-scale disruptions in domestic carrier IndiGo's operations in the last eight days, an official statement said.

The visit was also to ensure that passenger services remain smooth and uninterrupted, it said.

The Rahul Bhatia-controlled domestic carrier has cancelled thousands of flights from metro and other airports in the last eight days, causing hardships to lakhs of passengers and bringing chaos across airports. Kolkata, however, was the least affected among the six metro airports.

(PTI)

Dec 9, 2025 03:49 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: Spicejet deploys two new aircrafts on busy routes

Two new Boeing 737s have officially joined the Spicejet fleet.

They are now operating on high-demand routes like Delhi–Bangkok, Ahmedabad–Dubai, and Ahmedabad–Kolkata, informed the airline.

The airline says the additions will support smoother operations and calibrated growth.

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Dec 9, 2025 03:24 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: Airline CEO Peter Elber says flight ops normalised

IndiGo CEO Peter Elbers on Monday said that the airline is back on its feet and all flight operations have been normalised. He further apologised for a 'major operational disruption'. Elbers reaffirmed that the team is working day and night as reducing inconvenience caused to customers remains their top priority.

The CEO highlighted that ensuring flyers reach to their destinations or get back home was their first priority, followed by refunds to customers with a no questions asked policy.

Dec 9, 2025 03:12 PM IST
IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: Airline cancels five flights from Agartala

IndiGo cancelled five scheduled flights from Agartala on Tuesday, as the disruption in the crisis-hit airline prolonged for the eighth consecutive day, an official said.

The Rahul Bhatia-controlled airline operates over 2,200 flights per day from 90-odd domestic destinations and 40-plus abroad destinations.

"IndiGo cancelled five flights from Agartala today. The remaining six flights are being operated as per schedule," airport director KM Nehra told PTI.

He said Air India Express and Akasa continued to operate their flights as per schedule.

(PTI)

Dec 9, 2025 02:25 PM IST
Airports reporting normal conditions: Civil Aviation Minister tells Lok Sabha amid IndiGo chaos

Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu said flight operations are stabilising, with airports reporting no crowding or distress. Speaking in Lok Sabha, he said IndiGo operated 1,800 flights on Monday, up from 706 on December 5, indicating that the situation is improving. He reiterated that aviation safety remains non-negotiable.

Dec 9, 2025 01:47 PM IST
Govt warns IndiGo, says no airline will be allowed to cause passenger hardship

Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu told Lok Sabha that no airline, “however large”, will be allowed to cause hardship to passengers, as IndiGo continues to face mass disruptions from crew-rostering failures. He said DGCA has issued notices to the airline, and a detailed enforcement probe is underway. Over Rs 750 crore in refunds has been processed, and airports are reporting normal conditions. Opposition members walked out, calling the statement inadequate.

(With PTI Inputs)

Dec 9, 2025 01:41 PM IST
Delhi's IGI Delhi airport: IndiGo cancels total of 152 flights as of now

A total of 152 flights have been cancelled as of now from Indira Gandhi International Airport, including 76 departures and 76 arrivals.

Dec 9, 2025 10:39 AM IST
IndiGo cancels 180 flights from Bengaluru, Hyderabad; govt to cut its winter slots

IndiGo cancelled around 180 flights from Bengaluru and Hyderabad on Tuesday as the airline’s disruption entered its eighth straight day. According to sources, 121 flights were cancelled at Bengaluru airport (58 arrivals, 63 departures) and 58 at Hyderabad (14 arrivals, 44 departures).

Union Civil Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu said the government will “definitely” reduce IndiGo’s winter schedule slots as a penalty, with the curtailed routes to be reallocated to other carriers. The routes may be restored once the airline demonstrates it can operate them.

The carrier, which runs over 2,200 flights daily and holds more than 65% of India’s domestic market, had cancelled over 560 flights across six metros on Monday.

(With PTI inputs)

Dec 9, 2025 10:27 AM IST
Mumbai airport hit as IndiGo cancels 31 flights today

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport reported 14 arrival and 17 departure cancellations by IndiGo on Tuesday, affecting hundreds of passengers.

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