Government has instituted a high-level inquiry into IndiGo flights disruption, stated Minister of Civil Aviation Ram Mohan Naidu. It'll examine what went wrong at IndiGo, determine accountability for appropriate actions, and recommend measures to prevent similar disruptions in future. "We anticipate...complete restoration of services...within...next three days," a press release said.


Govt issues statement on IndiGo flights disruption, orders high-level inquiry

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The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has partly withdrawn rules that led to the mass cancellation of IndiGo flights. The DGCA in a notice said the rule that "no leave shall be substituted for weekly rest is hereby withdrawn with immediate effect." It added that the rule was reviewed to ensure continuity and stability of operations.

Govt partly withdraws rules that led to mass cancellation of IndiGo flights

IndiGo has cancelled all departing flights from Chennai airport till Friday 6 pm, PTI reported citing sources. All domestic departure flights from Delhi have also been cancelled until 23:59 on Friday, multiple reports said. This comes amid the airline's ongoing operational disruptions, which have already led to hundreds of cancellations across major cities recently.

IndiGo cancels all flights from Chennai till 6 pm 

All IndiGo domestic departure flights from Delhi have been cancelled until 23:59 on Friday, multiple reports said. Earlier, IndiGo issued an apology to all its customers, saying that its teams are making all efforts to restore normalcy. Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu on Thursday reviewed IndiGo's flight operations and directed DGCA to keep a close eye on the issue.

IndiGo cancels all domestic flights from Delhi today

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Angry passengers struggled to get their luggage for over 12 hours, with no food and no water as chaotic scenes continued at airports across India as IndiGo battled with operational issues leading to over 500 flight cancellations. Thousands of suitcases were seen lying at Delhi airport terminal, reported NDTV. Many passengers slept on the floor, while others had angry outbursts.


Passengers sleep on floor, suitcases seen lying around as IndiGo cancels 550 flights

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IndiGo informed DGCA that more flight cancellations will continue for next few days as part of schedule stabilisation efforts, PTI reported. It added that it'll reduce flight operations from Monday, December 8, to minimise disruptions after thousands of passengers suffered across India due to hundreds of flight cancellations. According to DGCA, IndiGo accepted it had misjudged the new FDTL norms.