New Delhi: InterGlobe Aviation, the company behind IndiGo Airlines, saw its shares fall more than 2 per cent on Friday as the carrier faced major operational disruptions. By 10:20 am, the stock was down 2.14 per cent on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), with investors reacting to a surge in flight delays and cancellations across some of India’s busiest airports.

What started earlier this week has now escalated into one of IndiGo’s biggest operational crises in recent years. The situation showed no signs of improving on Friday, with nearly 400 flights already cancelled, causing severe pressure on the airline’s network and leaving thousands of passengers across the country frustrated and stranded.

The chaos has now stretched into a third straight day. On Thursday alone, IndiGo cancelled ov

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