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After a turbulent spell, IndiGo, India’s largest airline, has stabilised its flight operations, running over 2,050 flights today with minimal cancellations. The carrier has now maintained steady operations for five straight days, covering all 138 destinations, the airline said in a press statement.
"All our 138 operational destinations are connected, and our on-time performance has been consistently normal as per IndiGo standards. In line with the operational update shared yesterday, we operated over 2,050 flights with only two cancellations, due to technical issues, with all affected customers reaccommodated in alternate flights immediately," the statement read on X.
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<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>IndiGo outlined the recovery in its operations over the past week: on December 8, more than 1,700 flights were operated with a single cancellation. The following days saw incremental growth: over 1,800 flights on December 9, over 1,900 flights on December 10 (with two cancellations), over 1,950 flights on December 11 (four cancellations), and over 2,050 flights on December 12 (two cancellations). On December 13, the airline expects to operate more than 2,050 flights.
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A spokesperson emphasised the airline’s focus on schedule integrity and passenger assurance: "We continue to uphold the integrity of our revised flight schedule and strongly urge our passengers not to be misled by any false information about mass cancellations across our network. We have also asked all our airport partners to display the new flight schedules for the adjusted network on terminal screens to avoid confusion. With over 3.25 lakh customers choosing to fly with us daily, we are grateful for the confidence they continue to place in us."
Earlier, IndiGo had estimated that compensation for passengers affected by recent cancellations would exceed Rs 500 crore. 
The airline confirmed this on X, stating, "Our goal is to make this process (of refunds) as transparent, easy, and hassle-free as possible for you. We will be provided compensation which, in our current estimation, will be in excess of Rs 500 crores to customers whose flights were cancelled within 24 hours of departure time and/or to customers severely stranded at certain airports."
The airline stated that it was in the process of identifying passengers affected on December 3, 4, and 5 and planned to reach out in January to ensure that compensation was provided smoothly. 
IndiGo reaffirmed that its primary focus through December 2025 was to ensure all refunds for affected customers were processed efficiently and promptly, adding that most refunds had already been completed and the remaining ones would be reflected shortly.

After a turbulent spell, IndiGo, India’s largest airline, has stabilised its flight operations, running over 2,050 flights today with minimal cancellations. The carrier has now maintained steady operations for five straight days, covering all 138 destinations, the airline said in a press statement."All our 138 operational destinations are connected, and our on-time performance has been consistently normal as per IndiGo standards. In line with the operational update shared yesterday, we operated over 2,050 flights with only two cancellations, due to technical issues, with all affected customers reaccommodated in alternate flights immediately," the statement read on X.pic.twitter.com/OnEVTuYz3N— IndiGo (@IndiGo6E) December 13, 2025IndiGo outlined the recovery in its operations over the past week: on December 8, more than 1,700 flights were operated with a single cancellation. The following days saw incremental growth: over 1,800 flights on December 9, over 1,900 flights on December 10 (with two cancellations), over 1,950 flights on December 11 (four cancellations), and over 2,050 flights on December 12 (two cancellations). On December 13, the airline expects to operate more than 2,050 flights.Also Read: 4th day of operational normalisation at IndiGo? Airline expects to complete 2,000+ flights today A spokesperson emphasised the airline’s focus on schedule integrity and passenger assurance: "We continue to uphold the integrity of our revised flight schedule and strongly urge our passengers not to be misled by any false information about mass cancellations across our network. We have also asked all our airport partners to display the new flight schedules for the adjusted network on terminal screens to avoid confusion. With over 3.25 lakh customers choosing to fly with us daily, we are grateful for the confidence they continue to place in us."Earlier, IndiGo had estimated that compensation for passengers affected by recent cancellations would exceed Rs 500 crore. The airline confirmed this on X, stating, "Our goal is to make this process (of refunds) as transparent, easy, and hassle-free as possible for you. We will be provided compensation which, in our current estimation, will be in excess of Rs 500 crores to customers whose flights were cancelled within 24 hours of departure time and/or to customers severely stranded at certain airports."The airline stated that it was in the process of identifying passengers affected on December 3, 4, and 5 and planned to reach out in January to ensure that compensation was provided smoothly. IndiGo reaffirmed that its primary focus through December 2025 was to ensure all refunds for affected customers were processed efficiently and promptly, adding that most refunds had already been completed and the remaining ones would be reflected shortly.

The airline stated that it was in the process of identifying passengers affected on December 3, 4, and 5 and planned to reach out in January to ensure that compensation was provided smoothly. 

IndiGo operates over 2,000 flights for second consecutive day after operational disruptions

After a turbulent spell, IndiGo, India’s largest airline, has stabilised its flight operations, running over 2,050 flights today with minimal cancellations. The carrier has now maintained steady operations for five straight days, covering all 138 destinations, the airline said in a press statement. All our 138 operational destinations are connected, and our on-time performance has been consistently normal as per IndiGo standards. In line with the operational update shared yesterday, we operated over 2,050 flights with only two cancellations, due to technical issues, with all affected customers reaccommodated in alternate flights immediately, the statement read on X. pic.twitter.com/OnEVTuYz3N — IndiGo (@IndiGo6E) December 13, 2025 IndiGo outlined the recovery in its operations over the past week: on December 8, more than 1,700 flights were operated with a single cancellation. The following days saw incremental growth: over 1,800 flights on December 9, over 1,900 flights on December 10 (with two cancellations), over 1,950 flights on December 11 (four cancellations), and over 2,050 flights on December 12 (two cancellations). On December 13, the airline expects to operate more than 2,050 flights. Also Read: 4th day of operational normalisation at IndiGo? Airline expects to complete 2,000+ flights today  A spokesperson emphasised the airline’s focus on schedule integrity and passenger assurance: We continue to uphold the integrity of our revised flight schedule and strongly urge our passengers not to be misled by any false information about mass cancellations across our network. We have also asked all our airport partners to display the new flight schedules for the adjusted network on terminal screens to avoid confusion. With over 3.25 lakh customers choosing to fly with us daily, we are grateful for the confidence they continue to place in us. Earlier, IndiGo had estimated that compensation for passengers affected by recent cancellations would exceed Rs 500 crore.  The airline confirmed this on X, stating, Our goal is to make this process (of refunds) as transparent, easy, and hassle-free as possible for you. We will be provided compensation which, in our current estimation, will be in excess of Rs 500 crores to customers whose flights were cancelled within 24 hours of departure time and/or to customers severely stranded at certain airports. The airline stated that it was in the process of identifying passengers affected on December 3, 4, and 5 and planned to reach out in January to ensure that compensation was provided smoothly.  IndiGo reaffirmed that its primary focus through December 2025 was to ensure all refunds for affected customers were processed efficiently and promptly, adding that most refunds had already been completed and the remaining ones would be reflected shortly.