After mass cancellations of IndiGo flights across key Indian cities, including Mumbai and Bengaluru, a top pilot union president on Thursday, December 4, described the Indigo-led aviation crisis as "artificial in nature".

This comes after India's largest commercial airline operator cancelled around 150 flights on Wednesday, December 3, and over 180 cancellations recorded on Thursday, December 4.

Speaking to Republic Media Network, President of Airline Pilots' Association of India (ALPA), Sam Thomas said, “We believe this crisis is artificial in nature and it's going on not now, but it's gone out of control now. This is among some of the tactics that airlines use when there is something that is not going their way. So, they create an artificial crisis and put pressure on the regulator and

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