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IndiGo cancels more than 200 flights
December 04, 2025
|Financial Express Mumbai
Disruptions likely for 48 more hours; travellers complain of no updates from airline
INDIGO'S OPERATIONS REMAINED severely disrupted on Wednesday with more than 200 flights cancelled amid mounting crew shortages and cascading delays across major airports. The carrier operates around 2,300 flights daily.
Disruptions are expected to persist for another 48 hours as the airline may cancel and reschedule more services to stabilise operations.
According to sources, the cancellations spanned key hubs including Delhi, Bengaluru and Mumbai, where it struggled to mobilise adequate cockpit and cabin crew. Passengers FE spoke to at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in the Capital said that no ground staff were visible at the airport, frequent gate changes were being done with no updates by the airline on rescheduled flight timings.
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