IndiGo Flight Delays and Cancellations
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Dec 03, 2025 · Last updated Dec 03, 2025
The flight disruptions at IndiGo, India's largest airline, led to a 2% drop in IndiGo's share price, reflecting negative investor sentiment. The widespread delays and cancellations across major Indian airports like India — Delhi, India — Mumbai, and India — Bengaluru highlight operational challenges within the aviation sector, potentially impacting other airlines and related services.
IndiGo, India's largest airline, experienced significant flight delays and cancellations in recent days, primarily due to crew shortages, technology issues, and airport congestion. Roughly 700 flights were delayed across India's three busiest airports: India — Delhi, India — Mumbai, and India — Bengaluru, with India — Delhi accounting for over two-thirds of the delays. IndiGo cancelled more than 70 flights, including 42 from India — Bengaluru and 32 from India — Mumbai. The crew shortages are attributed to new pilot duty time limitations that took effect recently. IndiGo's on-time performance dropped to 35% on Tuesday, the lowest among Indian airlines. The airline's shares closed down about 2% following the announcement of these disruptions. This event follows a previous air traffic control system outage at India — Delhi airport and a software glitch on 200 Airbus A320 planes that IndiGo and other carriers had to fix.
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