India’s aviation crisis deepened on Wednesday as IndiGo cancelled 61 more flights from Bengaluru, a day after the government cut its winter schedule by 10 per cent. Despite CEO Pieter Elbers’ assurance that operations were stable, passengers continue to face disruptions, delays and rising airfares

The chaos in the aviation sector across the country continues to cause disruptions on Wednesday. IndiGo Airlines on Wednesday cancelled over 60 flights from Bengaluru Airport, despite Chief Executive Officer Pieter Elbers claiming on December 9 that the airline's operations were back on track.

As reported by news agency PTI, IndiGo has cancelled 61 flights on Wednesday, including 35 arrivals and 26 departures. Read More

Earlier on Tuesday, after the government slashed IndiGo's winter flight

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