IndiGo flight cancellations disrupt Hyderabad travel
IndiGo flight cancellations | Hyderabad, Dec. 8: IndiGo flight cancellations continued for the fifth day at the Shamshabad International Airport, causing significant disruption for passengers.
A total of 38 incoming flights to Hyderabad and 39 outbound flights from the city have been cancelled so far.
The wider impact has pushed nationwide IndiGo cancellations to nearly 500 flights, creating pressure on airport operations across multiple metros.
Passengers at the Hyderabad airport reported long waits. Many sought alternative travel options and urged airline staff to arrange substitute services.
The situation prompted repeated exchanges between affected travellers and ground personnel, as delays extended through the day. Moreover, crowd management teams remained deployed to ease passenger movement.
IndiGo flight cancellations intensify nationwide
Compared with other metro airports, the number of cancelled flights in Hyderabad remained lower. Mumbai reported 112 cancellations, Delhi recorded 109, and Bengaluru logged 124. Still, the continued disruption in Hyderabad added to the nationwide surge in rescheduled or grounded flights.
Transition words highlighted how this pattern affected overall travel flow, while comparative data helped track the trend.
Operational strain within the airline network contributed to the cancellations across cities. As a result, passengers faced uncertainty regarding departure schedules.
Despite ongoing requests for alternate arrangements, many travellers waited at terminals for updated instructions. While some services resumed in other cities, Hyderabad continued to experience disruptions.
Aviation authorities monitored the situation as cancellations affected business travellers and general passengers.
Although the volume of grounded flights varied by region, the cumulative effect remained substantial. The airline has yet to issue a detailed clarification on the extended cancellations in Hyderabad.
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