IndiGo Crisis (Credit: OpenAI)
Business News: IndiGo cancelled around seventy flights nationwide. Airports saw long queues. Passengers remained stuck for hours. Videos of frustration surfaced online. Many tagged ministers seeking help. IndiGo issued a formal apology. The airline admitted large-scale disruption across its network.
Travellers clashed with ground staff. Many demanded clear answers. Social media exploded with complaints. Devotees at Hyderabad Airport protested delays. One user said passengers deserve responsibility. Posts tagged Prime Minister Modi. Anger grew as delays stretched endlessly.
Sources pointed to new FDTL norms. These were introduced in November 2025. Pilot rosters changed sharply. Resource planning became difficult. Crew availability fell overnight. IndiGo faced an unexpected crunch. Pilot shortages worsened flight operations. Many flights lacked standby pilots. Scheduling teams struggled to fill gaps. Duty rules created chain delays across airports.
Winter months bring heavy travel. Passenger numbers rise sharply. Airlines face additional stress. IndiGo’s resources stretched further. One source said loads increased. This burden affected normal planning. Seasonal rush magnified existing weaknesses. Airport congestion made delays worse. Weather disruptions slowed operations further. Added pressure broke the already tight schedule.
IndiGo admitted technical problems. System glitches slowed boarding. Processing delays mounted quickly. Tech faults increased pressure. Passengers waited endlessly. Staff struggled to manage flow. System failure added to operational damage. Check-in counters faced repeated breakdowns. Digital queues stopped responding properly. Tech overload crippled airport movement.
IndiGo is working on fixes. Teams are repairing glitches. Efforts aim to restore schedules. Additional staff support is planned. Internal departments coordinate recovery. Focus is on stabilising operations. The airline hopes disruption will ease soon. Backup rosters are being created now. Emergency teams are reviewing problem points. IndiGo wants to avoid another network collapse.
Internal sources confirmed shortage. Pilots remain overstretched heavily. New norms cut duty hours. Replacement planning became tough. This caused most cancellations. Crew gaps hit peak times. IndiGo must fill positions quickly. Training pipelines have slowed down. Hiring targets remain unmet for months. Without new pilots, stability will remain difficult.
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