Over 200 IndiGo passengers faced a grueling 5-hour delay for their Singapore-bound flight from Chennai due to a cabin ...

IndiGo’s Chennai–Singapore flight faced a nearly six-hour delay, with a viral video showing passengers expressing frustration ...

After posts claiming that Indigo flight operations will be hit at Delhi Airport on Thursday went viral, the DIAL issued a ...

In a statement, IndiGo said flight 6E 1025 had to return to the bay after a “minor technical issue” was detected. However, ...

As per the video, the passengers who were boarded the aircraft are seen asking the crew for the reason behind the delay in the take-off of the flight.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Air travel across India has been in chaos in the past week after the country’s largest airline, IndiGo, cancelled thousands of ...

Over 200 passengers on IndiGo flight 6E1025 from Chennai to Singapore faced a five-hour delay onboard, leading to frustration and viral social media posts.

IndiGo is launching a major pilot recruitment drive, aiming to hire more than 1,000 pilots to address operational disruptions caused by a severe crew shortage in December 2025.

IndiGo attributes the disruption to a technical snag; the pilot reportedly detected an abnormally high cabin temperature and alerted the engineering department.

IndiGo apologised for the inconvenience caused due to the cabin temperature. In its reply, the airline said it “sincerely ...

An IndiGo spokesperson said that the aircraft had returned to the bay due to a "minor technical snag".

The airline said that the route will have 14 flights a week and will use ATR planes. Bookings are currently open through the airline's official website and authorised travel partners.