IndiGo Flight Status Live Updates: Over 300 Flights Cancelled Nationwide, Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad Airports Among Most Affected

IndiGo Flights Cancelled Live: In a fresh statement issued on Sunday, an IndiGo spokesperson said,  “This Group has been meeting regularly to monitor the situation and is being constantly updated by the Management of the measures being undertaken to restore normal operations. In addition, there have been multiple telephonic discussions, including with Directors who are not members of the CMG.”

As per a report by New18, 109 IndiGo flights have been cancelled at Delhi Airport on Sunday. Of these, 59 are departure flights and 50 are arrival flights.

Among over 300 IndiGo flights cancelled across the country on Sunday, December 7, 112 flights were cancelled at Mumbai Airport, which included 56 departing flights and 56 arrival flights.

A passenger from Kolkata, Arnav says, "My flight today has been cancelled. I got the information last evening itself. I had a flight to Kolkata today at 7.20 am. I came here to check about the availability of flights. IndiGo operations are almost shut. If I go to other counters like Air India, Akasa - they have limited flights and they are really costly. It's not affordable. I got a flight for tomorrow. I am figuring out my stay here. So, it is becoming a little tough. I also had to take a leave at my office...Several passengers are facing a similar problem..."

Following the massive IndiGo flight operational crisis, Chandigarh airport is set to come up with a strategy to reduce inconvenience and chaos as several agencies plan to hold a meeting at the airport today, December 7. Officials from the Punjab Aviation Department, Chandigarh Airport Authority (CHIAL), CSIF, and IndiGo will attend the meeting after three IndiGo flights were cancelled from Chandigarh Airport earlier today. 

The new norms cover rest periods, definitions of night flying, overnight workloads, and controls on cumulative pilot fatigue.

Pilots must now receive at least 48 hours of rest per week, increasing to 60 hours if they operate more than three night duties within seven days.

The definition of night flying has been expanded to 12 midnight to 6 AM, up from the earlier 5 AM.

Only two consecutive night shifts are generally allowed before additional rest becomes mandatory.

Flight Duty Time Limitations or FDTL are regulations that set the maximum hours a pilot can be on duty, the minimum rest periods they must take, and the number of overnight flights an airline can schedule.

Several IndiGo flights at multiple airports across the country have been cancelled due to the ongoing crisis. Here's the Airport-wise list of cancelled IndiGo flights.

Hyderabad: 115
Mumbai: 8
Chandigarh: 3

IndiGo flights to several Indian cities, like Patna, Dehradun, from Delhi were cancelled at Indira Gandhi International Airport.

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VIDEO | Flight information screen displays numerous IndiGo cancellations as the carrier's operations remain severely impacted across India. Visuals from Delhi Airport.

(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/n147TvrpG7) pic.twitter.com/g5pqHsdf7f, — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) December 7, 2025

The Ministry of Civil Aviation stepped in on Saturday to ensure fair air ticket prices and directed IndiGo to clear all pending passenger refunds by 8 pm on December 7. It also directed IndiGo to trace and deliver passengers’ baggage to their homes or chosen addresses within the next 48 hours.

IndiGo flights 6E 6165 (ETD 0945 hrs) and 6E 478 (ETD 1440 hrs) from Srinagar to Amritsar are cancelled on Sunday. 

With 115 IndiGo services suspended for the day, the IndiGo operational crisis at Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) continued on Sunday.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has formed a four-member committee to review the disruptions, following days-long operational crisis.