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Harsher winter ahead but committed to reducing disruptions, says IndiGo

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December 25, 2025

IndiGo on Wednesday said that the airline had been able to effectively manage its flights during the last few days that had seen fog-related disruptions across northern India.

- DEEPAK PATEL

“With forecasts indicating a harsher winter ahead, we remain committed to ensuring reliability and minimising disruptions across our network to ensure least inconvenience to our customers,” India’s largest carrier said in a statement.

‘After having fully stabilised its operations since December 9, IndiGo has been steadily adding capacity, within government guidelines, it stated.

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