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Over 400 Flights Grounded in Delhi and Bengaluru as SC Declines to Intervene

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Ongoing IndiGo Flight Cancellations Affect Thousands

December 8, 2025 – IndiGo Airlines continues to face severe disruptions, with over 400 flights canceled today as the operational crisis stretches into its seventh day. The airline has already canceled more than 2,000 flights since the issues began last week. Major airports in Delhi and Bengaluru have been hit hardest, with both cities experiencing cancellations of over 100 flights each.

The Supreme Court declined to hear a petition demanding urgent action regarding the situation, stating that the government has taken necessary steps to resolve the issue. Meanwhile, passengers are urged to check flight statuses before heading to the airport, as more delays are expected.

The problems stem mainly from IndiGo’s struggle to implement new pilot rest regulations that went into effect on November 1, 2025. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has issued notices to the airline’s CEO and responsible managers, seeking explanations for the widespread cancellations and asking for a response within 24 hours. IndiGo was granted an extension to address these issues after requesting more time.

IndiGo has pledged that operations will stabilize by December 10. The CEO reassured staff in a video message, indicating that on-time performance aims to reach 75%. The airline has also issued refunds worth ₹610 crore for the cancellations and returned over 3,000 pieces of lost baggage to travelers.

To assist affected passengers, the civil aviation ministry is implementing measures like capping airfares and expediting refund processes. Operations across the country’s air travel are reportedly improving quickly.

Key Updates:

  • Flight Cancellations: Over 400 flights were scrapped today; Sunday saw around 650 cancellations.
  • Government Involvement: The Supreme Court noted that the government has acted timely in response to the crisis.
  • Upcoming Court Hearing: A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) regarding the cancellations will be heard on Wednesday by the Delhi High Court.
  • Passenger Impact: Reports of chaotic scenes at airports with passengers facing long waits and confusion.
  • Refunds and Baggage: IndiGo has been processing refunds and returning lost baggage to affected passengers efficiently.

As the situation develops, travelers are encouraged to stay informed and check any available resources for updates.

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