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Government removes caps on domestic airfares from March 23
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The Ministry of Civil Aviation has withdrawn temporary caps on domestic airfares effective March 23, 2026. The measure ends restrictions imposed after IndiGo's crisis in December 2025. Airlines have been directed to ensure transparent and reasonable pricing.
Iran shut its airspace early Thursday amid unrest, halting most flights except limited approved international ones. An IndiGo flight from Georgia to Delhi became the last non-Iranian jet in the air over Tehran as skies emptied rapidly. Flight-tracking data confirmed the swift clearance of airspace over Iran and Iraq.
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IndiGo chairman Vikram Singh Mehta has dismissed allegations surfacing amid the crisis, calling them untrue. He stated that claims of influencing government rules are incorrect. This comes during ongoing challenges in the aviation sector.
IndiGo has encountered significant flight cancellations and delays due to an acute shortage of pilots following the introduction of new Flight Duty Time Limitations norms. These regulations include restrictions on weekly rest and night landings, affecting pilot rosters. The airline's operations have been disrupted since the norms took effect.
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A video of an IndiGo employee with hearing and speech impairment assisting a passenger at check-in has gone viral, earning widespread appreciation online. The clip highlights the airline's commitment to inclusivity. It was shared on November 24, 2025.