India’s skies have turned chaotic for IndiGo passengers. The country’s biggest airline—holding over 65% of the domestic market and running nearly 2,300 flights a day—suddenly hit a major operational crisis. As of December 5, 2025, the airline’s confusion over new pilot rest rules and severe crew shortages caused more than 1,200 cancellations in November, followed.
New Delhi: IndiGo was forced to cancel scores of flights on Wednesday across major destinations such as Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru airports, mainly due to crew shortages, according to sources. According to sources, IndiGo has run into a severe crew shortage due to the implementation of the second phase of the flight duty time.
Following standard protocol, the airport activated its emergency response and deployed security teams, including bomb disposal squads and fire personnel, ahead of the aircraft’s landing.
New Delhi: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Sunday announced that all Indian airlines have completed the mandatory software upgrade on their operational Airbus A320 family aircraft. The move addresses a potential issue where strong solar radiation could affect flight-control data. According to the regulator, a total of 323 A320-family planes operated by.
New Delhi: Indian carrier IndiGo announced new direct routes and frequency additions from Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA), strengthening connectivity from the newly inaugurated gateway to key domestic destinations such as Coimbatore, Chennai, Vadodara and North Goa. Daily Flights to Coimbatore and Chennai from December 29 The carrier will operate daily flights between NMIA and.
New Delhi: Following the powerful explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort Metro Station that killed at least eight people, private airline IndiGo on Tuesday issued a travel advisory urging passengers to arrive early at airports due to enhanced security measures. “Enhanced security measures are currently in place at all airports. We kindly request all customers to arrive.
New Delhi: Low-cost airline IndiGo on Tuesday said it has commenced daily, non-stop flights between Delhi and Guangzhou, China. This new route will further strengthen direct connectivity between the two nations by connecting the national capital and a key aviation hub with Guangzhou – a major business and manufacturing centre in Southern China. Enhanced Travel.
New Delhi: Low-cost carrier IndiGo on Saturday announced the launch of daily direct flights between New Delhi and Guangzhou, China, starting November 10, marking a significant expansion in air connectivity between the two Asian giants. New Route Details and Schedule The new route will be operated using IndiGo’s Airbus A320 aircraft, with services scheduled daily..
