The IndiGo Airlines crisis continues across the country, entering its eighth day without relief. Passengers face major disruptions as flight operations remain unstable. The situation worsened in Hyderabad, where 14 outbound flights were cancelled. Another 44 incoming flights to Shamshabad also stopped, pushing the total cancellations to 56. Many travellers complained that the sudden cancellations ruined their schedules and caused heavy inconvenience.
The issue triggered a strong response from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. Officials demanded clear explanations from all airlines involved in the disruptions. They also issued summons to senior management teams for a detailed review. The regulator aims to understand the root cause and prevent further operational failures. This intervention raised expectations of a quick resolution.
Government officials believe that strict monitoring will stabilise services soon. They want airlines to strengthen their operational planning to avoid such travel chaos. Authorities also advised companies to improve communication with passengers. Clear updates may reduce confusion and improve trust during crisis situations.
IndiGo stated that it is working to restore full services by December 10. The airline assured that the crisis will ease soon with new corrective measures. Travellers now hope the situation improves quickly and normal schedules return without more delays.
