While noting that the airline is largely responsible for the disruption faced by passengers, the DGCA said the exemption was granted in the public interest to maintain essential air services.

The DGCA found that IndiGo failed to adequately prepare for new Flight Duty Time Limitations rules, leading to an inability to forecast crew availability and manage rosters effectively ...

IndiGo has started issuing travel vouchers worth Rs 10,000 to passengers affected by the flight cancellations.

India's competition regulator said on Thursday it was reviewing allegations of antitrust violations by budget airline IndiGo ...

Additionally, the airline has said that if any customer has not been contacted for any reason, a dedicated website will be ...

The four-member DGCA committee probing IndiGo's early December operational disruption has submitted its confidential report ...

The Civil Aviation Ministry is currently examining a report regarding the recent massive flight disruptions caused by IndiGo, according to Minister Ram Mohan Naidu.

IndiGo will begin issuing Rs 10,000 travel vouchers from December 26 to passengers stranded due to flight cancellations earlier this month. The compensation follows a government review, with the DGCA ...

The four-member panel that probed the massive flight disruptions at IndiGo earlier this week has submitted its report to the ...

The vouchers are part of its 'gesture of care' initiative and will be issued to customers travelling on flights that it has internally identified as having faced the worst disruptions.

Starting December 26, IndiGo will compensate passengers affected by major flight disruptions with ₹10,000 vouchers, following a directive from the civil aviation ministry.

A four-member enquiry committee set up by India’s aviation regulator has submitted its report on the large-scale flight ...