InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, the parent of , remained under sustained selling pressure for the seventh consecutive session on Monday, following widespread flight cancellations linked to a major reboot of the airline's operational systems. The stock slumped 8.28 per cent to close at Rs 4,926.55.

The country's largest carrier said it is preparing to operate more than 1,800 flights, reconnecting its full network for the first time since large-scale disruptions began on December 2. IndiGo stated that it has witnessed "considerable and consistent improvement" in operations over the last 48 hours, even as it faced criticism from passengers and government authorities after hundreds of cancellations left travellers stranded across the country. Advertisement

Market veteran Ajay Bagga said the airlin

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