Centre Orders IndiGo to Cut Operations by 10% Amid Nationwide Flight Disruptions Airline Says Services Now Stabilised
In a major intervention to stabilise the ongoing aviation crisis, the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) has directed IndiGo — India’s largest airline by market share — to reduce its total operations by 10% . The order follows days of widespread disruptions, mass cancellations, and passenger distress across major airports. The move came after a high-level review meeting between Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu , MoCA Secretary Sameer Sinha , and IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers . The government stated that the temporary curtailment will help restore operational discipline and significantly reduce unplanned cancellations. India’s aviation crisis deepens: Govt orders IndiGo to trim operations by 10% after mass cancellations. The airline says services are now fully stabilised and all 138 destinations restored. Here’s the full breakdown of what led to the curtailment. IndiGo Assures Compliance, Says All Routes Will Remain Operational Following the directive, IndiGo confirmed that while ...