Flight operations across India remained severely disrupted for a sixth consecutive day, with IndiGo, the country’s largest airline, still battling to bring its schedule under control. Despite assurances of progress, the carrier continued to cancel a significant number of flights on Sunday.

IndiGo confirmed that 650 flights were cancelled out of the 2,300 it typically operates each day. This came barely 24 hours after the airline said it had restored over 95% of its network connectivity. On Sunday, the airline planned to operate 1,630 flights, a slight improvement from the 1,500 it managed by the end of Saturday. The crisis peaked on Friday, when more than 1,000 flights were cancelled, the worst day so far, followed by about 850 cancellations on Saturday.

In a statement reviewed by HT, th

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