IndiGo’s nationwide travel disruption escalated sharply on Sunday, with more than 220 flights cancelled across Delhi and Mumbai, prolonging the airline’s unprecedented operational meltdown into a sixth consecutive day. Terminals were packed with frustrated passengers as cancellations and delays continued to spiral.

According to airport sources, 112 flights were scrapped in Mumbai and 109 in Delhi, compounding the chaos triggered earlier this week. The airline’s network has remained unstable since Friday, when IndiGo abruptly cancelled around 1,600 of its 2,300 daily flights—a blow the company described as a deliberate “reboot” to stabilise operations.

Cancellations eased slightly on Saturday to around 800, with the airline managing to operate 1,500 flights, yet normalcy remains far off.

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