Indigo Airlines cancel flights from Purnia to Delhi without issuing a clear public statement. Passengers first noticed the issue while trying to book tickets. Many regular flyers depend on this route for work, medical visits, and education-related travel.

The Purnia–Delhi flight started operations on October 26 last year. It quickly became popular among people from Purnia, Seemanchal, and the Kosi region. The sudden cancellation has raised concerns among travelers who rely on this direct connection to the national capital.

Purnia Airport Director D.P. Gupta said passengers informed him about the cancellations. He added that airport officials have not received any written notice from the airline. An Indigo official confirmed the cancellations but did not share the reason.

Other Indigo flights from Purnia, including services to Kolkata, will continue as scheduled. Passengers now hope for clarity and early resumption of the Delhi service.

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The problem forced staff to prepare pilot rosters manually. This slowed down the entire process and caused long delays. Twelve incoming IndiGo flights and seventeen outgoing flights were delayed by nearly six hours. Some flights may also face disruptions on Thursday.

Officials said passengers were informed about cancellations in advance, and no major inconvenience occurred. Airport Director Chandra Pratap Dwivedi confirmed that the technical fault in the crew-rostering software affected IndiGo’s operations at Patna airport.

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