The disruptions continued for a fourth consecutive day with over 500 IndiGo flight cancellations on Friday alone. Arrivals and departures from the Delhi airport were hit the most with all IndiGo flights cancelled till midnight.

More than 300 flights across Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru have been cancelled due to shortage of crew. This issue has continued for the third day, leaving thousands of passengers stranded.

IndiGo flight disruptions have now entered their sixth straight day — with the Indian government stepping in to address mounting passenger grievances. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation also sent a show cause notice to the company and asked CEO Pieter Elbers to respond within 24 hours.

The Centre directed IndiGo to clear pending passenger refunds amid chaos leading to cancellation of over 500 flights on Saturday. It also directed airlines to follow all prescribed fare caps to protect passengers from any form of opportunistic pricing.

Over 500 flights across Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru have been cancelled due to shortage of crew and new FDTL norms. This issue has continued for the fourth day, leaving thousands of passengers stranded.

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Over 400 IndiGo flights were cancelled on Tuesday, most of them in Delhi and Bengaluru. The airline operates 2,200 flights a day in the winter schedule, but the DGCA has directed it to cut it by 5 per cent.

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