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Under this limited-time offer, passengers can book all-inclusive, one-way domestic flights international flights at reduced prices. The sale is open for bookings from January 13 to January 16, 2026, and is valid for travel between January 20 and April 30, 2026. Tickets must be booked at least seven days before departure.

IndiGo introduces ‘Sail Into 2026’ New Year sale, slashes fares and add-on prices—Check fare details

IndiGo, admitting the difficulties that passengers had to go through, stated that during the mentioned days, the air travellers who had their flights on December 3, 4, and 5 suffered extensive hold-ups and were left at various airports for long periods on account of the heavy traffic.

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IndiGo has been asked to establish dedicated passenger support and refund facilitation cells in order to smooth the grievance redressal process. These cells will be responsible for reaching out to the affected passengers and making sure that the refunds and alternative travel arrangements are done without the need for numerous follow-ups.

IndiGo announces automatic refunds and full travel waivers for Dec 5–15 disruptions

The Ministry of Civil Aviation has issued a set of strict official directives to all Indian airlines, mandating immediate compliance with fare regulations and passenger-centric rules as flight disruptions continue across the sector.

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India’s aviation network remains severely disrupted as IndiGo battles an operational meltdown affecting hundreds of flights nationwide. Home Minister Amit Shah has reviewed the situation, while MP Praveen Khandelwal has demanded mandatory passenger compensation. With airports overwhelmed and cancellations mounting, IndiGo has issued a public apology and promised full refunds and support. The DGCA has intervened, warning of continued challenges through the coming weeks.

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IndiGo said that it has historically maintained a fleet structure predominantly reliant on operating leases. In recent years, the organisation has undertaken a strategic development towards a more balanced ownership structure and diversified forms of financing.

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Airline shall not levy any additional charge for correction in the name of the same person when the error is pointed out by the passenger within 24 hours of making the booking, when the ticket is booked directly through the airline's website.

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Under this promotional campaign, customers can book all-inclusive one-way domestic fares starting at Rs 1,499, and international fares from Rs 4,399. For added comfort, IndiGoStretch seats, which provide extra legroom, are available from Rs 9,999.

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