IndiGo’s nationwide aviation disruption has now entered its fifth straight day, leaving tens of thousands of passengers stranded across India. Flight cancellations, crew shortages, and soaring ticket prices have triggered widespread outrage, forcing the government to intervene after yesterday’s massive aviation breakdown.
Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu has announced strict action against airlines responsible for the chaos, with a high-level DGCA committee set to investigate operational failures. IndiGo has issued a public apology, promising full refunds for all cancelled domestic flights, but the road back to normalcy may take days as the airline struggles to rebalance pilot rosters and restore punctuality across its 2,300 daily flights.
Authorities warn that short-term turbulence is likely to continue, intensifying calls for stronger oversight and better contingency planning across India’s aviation sector.
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