Senior officials are inspecting major airports to assess passenger issues caused by IndiGo’s operational problems. The airline’s schedule will be cut by five percent, impacting 110 daily flights. The Ministry and DGCA are monitoring the situation closely. IndiGo’s internal crew rostering and operational planning are cited as reasons for the disruptions. Safety standards remain paramount.
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