The Delhi High Court termed the increasing incidents of flight cancellations and delays by IndiGo a serious crisis and questioned the central government on how the situation was allowed to deteriorate to such an extent.
IndiGo’s operational crisis continued for the eighth day. On Tuesday, approximately 180 flights were cancelled from Bengaluru and Hyderabad, while a total of over 230 flights were affected across the country.
IndiGo has submitted its reply to the DGCA after massive flight disruptions caused passenger chaos across India. The airline claims full compliance with rules, while the government signals strict action if the explanation is unsatisfactory. A high-level inquiry committee is now investigating.
Despite partial recovery, IndiGo continues facing operational disruptions. Government officials will meet the airline’s CEO, while refunds and baggage delivery processes remain underwa
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Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant remarked that since the government is actively taking steps in this matter, the court should not intervene at this time. The Supreme Court also stated in response to the petition that it would be a different matter if the situation remained unchanged, but the government is taking steps to handle it.
IndiGo’s operational crisis deepened on Monday as 134 flights in Delhi and 127 in Bengaluru were cancelled. The DGCA has issued a show-cause notice to the airline, which has now sought more time to respond.
Veteran journalist Manoj Tibrewal Aakash, in his show The MTA Speaks, analyzes the aviation crisis triggered by IndiGo’s large-scale flight cancellations. He explains the reasons behind the disruption, the responsibility of the airline, and the government’s corrective steps.
IndiGo’s five-day operational crisis has caused massive flight cancellations and severe inconvenience for passengers. Simultaneously, the airline’s shares plunged 8.76%, hitting investors hard. DGCA has issued notices to IndiGo’s top management, citing planning and resource management failures.
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