In an unprecedented disruption for India’s largest airline, IndiGo scrapped over 550 flights on Thursday — its highest single-day cancellations in two decades. This is the third straight day of major operational turmoil, with the carrier grappling simultaneously with crew shortages, tech glitches, and winter-season congestion.
IndiGo, which operates around 2,300 flights daily, has admitted to misjudging crew requirements under the newly revised Flight Duty Time Limitations, or FDTL, norms. The airline reported an on-time performance of just 19.7 percent on Wednesday, a steep drop from Tuesday’s 35 percent. Major airports saw widespread cancellations, including Mumbai with 118 flights affected, Bangalore with 100, Hyderabad with 75, and Kolkata with 35.
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