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Massive delays and cancellations hit IndiGo at Mumbai Airport

Mumbai, Dec 3 (UNI) Severe disruption was reported at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport on Wednesday, December 3, as IndiGo faced widespread delays and cancellations triggered by an acute shortage of cabin and cockpit crew. Similar issues were recorded across major airports nationwide.
At Mumbai airport alone, about 32 flights—16 departures and 16 arrivals—were cancelled. Across the country, more than 130 IndiGo services were affected. Sources said the carrier cancelled over 70 flights, including several operating from Bengaluru and Mumbai. Separately, 38 IndiGo flights were cancelled from Delhi airport due to technical issues and operational requirements.
In an official statement, the airline acknowledged that its operations had been “significantly disrupted across the network for the past two days.” IndiGo apologised to passengers and said it had implemented calibrated adjustments to its schedules to stabilise operations. While it did not specify the total number of cancellations, the airline confirmed that these measures would continue for at least 48 hours to help restore punctuality.
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