IndiGo's Revised Flight Schedule Takes Off Amid Operational Adjustments
IndiGo announced a scaled-down flight schedule operating over 2,000 flights on Friday. The revised winter schedule allows 15,014 flights weekly, but recent disruptions led to adjustments, including cancellations at Delhi and Mumbai airports. The airline reports an on-time performance of 84.5% across six major metros.
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IndiGo has confirmed that it will operate more than 2,000 flights today under its revised 'scaled down' schedule. The airline's winter schedule, covering the last week of October to March, initially allowed 15,014 weekly flights on domestic routes.
Sources have revealed that approximately 160 flights were cancelled at Delhi and Mumbai airports. An IndiGo spokesperson noted that all airport partners have been informed to update terminal information to reflect the new schedule, ensuring regulatory compliance.
While IndiGo did not clarify if these changes are linked to a government-imposed 10% reduction in its winter schedule, the airline reported only four weather-related cancellations on Friday out of 1,950 flights. Its on-time performance from six metro airports stands at 84.5%.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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