IndiGo Flight Status Today Live Updates: 60 Flights Cancelled At Bengaluru Airport, Services Axed In Chandigarh, Chennai, Goa, Coimbatore

The flight disruptions come at a time when year-end fares on major domestic routes from Bhubaneswar are unusually high. As of this morning, ticket prices for the period from December 11 to December 31 were as follows:

Bhubaneswar-Kolkata: Rs 11,300 to Rs 16,000
Bhubaneswar-New Delhi: Rs 15,800 to Rs 23,900
Bhubaneswar-Hyderabad: Rs 9,900 to Rs 15,100
Bhubaneswar-Bengaluru: Rs 11,400 to Rs 20,400
Bhubaneswar-Pune: Rs 16,400 to Rs 26,100

Airport officials said that flights on Bhubaneswar-Kolkata, Bhubaneswar-Dehradun, Bhubaneswar-Chennai, Bhubaneswar-Goa, Bhubaneswar-Mumbai, Bhubaneswar-Bengaluru, Bhubaneswar-Hyderabad and Bhubaneswar-New Delhi routes for Thursday have been cancelled for the day.

On Thursday, 6 IndiGo flights were cancelled at the Coimbatore International Airport. These include:

6E-6194/981- Chennai-Coimbatore-Chennai

6E-2275/2276: Delhi-Coimbatore-Delhi

6E-914/324: Bengaluru-Coimbatore-Bengaluru

6E-731/6315: Chennai-Coimbatore-Chennai

6E-556/5355: Bengaluru-Coimbatore-Bengaluru

6E-6232/6231: Hyderabad-Coimbatore-Hyderabad

On Thursday, 36 flights were cancelled at Chennai Airport in view of "operational reasons". The Chennai Airport requested the passengers to check with their respective airlines for further updates.,

#FLIGHTUPDATE | Kindly take note of the list of flight cancellations at Chennai International Airport on 11.12.2025 as informed by @IndiGo6E

Passengers are requested to check with their respective airlines for further updates.@MoCA_GoI | @AAI_Official | @Pib_MoCA pic.twitter.com/VCJJ4sX26t, — Chennai (MAA) Airport (@aaichnairport) December 11, 2025

On Thursday, seven IndiGo flights were cancelled at the Goa International Airport. These include:

6532 HYD-GOI/206 GOI-HYD: Cancelled

6418 AMD-GOI/6419 GOI-AMD: Cancelled

194 BLR/GOI/249 GOI-BLR: Cancelled

357 BOM-GOI/648 GOI-BOM: Cancelled

2028 DEL-GOI/2029 GOI-DEL: Cancelled

2603 DEL-GOI/5153 GOI-DEL: Cancelled

6168 BLR-GOI/6163 GOI-BLR: Cancelled

On Thursday morning, 60 IndiGo flights were cancelled at Bengaluru's Kempegowda airport, a statement from the airport said. These included 32 arrival cancellations and 28 departures. 

India's IndiGo informed that it has reduced its capacity and passenger unit revenue forecast for the third quarter, after the civil aviation regulator directed the carrier to cut 10 per cent of its domestic winter schedule following mass flight cancellations.

Message from Vikram Singh Mehta, Chairman and Non-Executive Independent Director of IndiGo pic.twitter.com/sySacxlFq0, — IndiGo (@IndiGo6E) December 10, 2025

Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu said that the central government is maintaining strict, real-time oversight through the Ministry’s Control Room, adding that the operations have been stabilised.

"Even as Indigo operations across the country have stabilised, we continue to closely oversee the operations through the Ministry’s Control Room. A regular vigil is being maintained for real-time resolution of passenger grievances and the Control Room team is making all efforts to further enhance response time for prompt and effective redressal of passenger concerns. Passengers facing any issue may seek assistance by tagging @MoCA_GoI on X, contacting the Ministry’s Control Room at 011-24604283 / 011-24632987 or by registering their grievance on the AirSewa App/Web Portal," Ram Mohan Naidu posted on X on Wednesday.

-Use IndiGo’s website or app under "Manage Booking" with your PNR to confirm if your flight is cancelled.

-Choose An Option – Decide whether to claim a full refund or rebook on the next available flight at no extra cost.

-Submit Refund Request – Fill in details on IndiGo’s refund page (PNR, email, passenger info) and submit.

Last week, several IndiGo flight cancellations and significant delays caused chaos at the airport and anger among passengers. In response, additional staff were deployed on Wednesday and real-time monitoring of every flight was initiated.

On Thursday, two members from the DGCA's Oversight Team will be deployed at IndiGo Corporate office in Gurugram on daily basis and they will look into following areas - total fleet, average stage length, total number of pilots, network details, crew utilisation in hours, monthly/daily, dead heading (DH for flight duty), crew under training, split duties, all unplanned leaves per day (like Sick leave, casual leave and emergency leave), flights per day and available crew, total number of sectors affected on account of crew shortage, standby crew per day and per base (cockpit and cabin).

Wednesday brought relief for Chandigarh Airport. Putting behind the uncertainties of the past few days, all 30 IndiGo flights operated on time. No flights were cancelled or delayed. Airport operations remained smooth and normal from morning until night, bringing relief to passengers.

IndiGo announced the cancellation of four of its major flights on Thursday, December 11, 2025. These include Flight 5261 to Mumbai, Flight 6634 to Bengaluru, Flight 6254 to Hyderabad, and Flight 760 to Delhi.

IndiGo chairman Vikram Singh Mehta has made a statement regarding the flight disruptions over the past week. He addressed allegations like - "Indigo engineered the crisis” and “tried to influence government rules” and termed them false.

"That we compromised safety. That the Board was not involved. These claims are incorrect,” Mehta said in a video message on X.

“Indigo has followed the pilot fatigue rules as they came into effect. We operated under the new rules throughout, both in July and in November. We did not attempt to bypass them, nor did we do anything that negatively impacted our unblemished track record of safety,” he added.