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IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers has claimed that the airline's operations are now "stable," despite nearly 500 flights being canceled on Tuesday due to an operational meltdown. In a video message, Elbers once again apologized to passengers affected by the disruption and assured them that teams were working hard to restore normalcy. "IndiGo is back on its feet and our operations are stable. We have let you down when a major operational disruption happened and we're sorry for that," he said.

Restoration plan

IndiGo's operational recovery efforts

Elbers said that the airline's operations have been fully stabilized from Tuesday, ahead of the previously estimated period between December 10 and 15. He added, "The restoration...flights is being done on a war footing." "On December

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