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IndiGo Meltdown: Amid an ongoing IndiGo crisis, several flights remained cancelled at Lucknow's Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport on Sunday, leading to inconveniences for the passengers. The airlines cancelled 24 flights by 12 pm, mostly between 6 am and 11 pm and 3.30 pm and 7.30 pm. The cancellation of these flight services led to a surge of passengers in the special trains operated to manage the crowd. The Railways has advised the passengers to follow the guidelines and plan their travel accordingly to avoid any inconveniences. Thousands of IndiGo flights have been cancelled in the past seven days due to multiple reasons, leading to a massive outrage.

These Flights Remained Cancelled:

While providing details, the authority stated that several flight services, including flight 6E-5264 from Mumbai to Lucknow at 12.35 am on Saturday night, flight 6E-338 from Pune at 6 am, flight 6E-6350 from Delhi at 6.35 am, Ahmedabad-Lucknow flight 6E-6244, Delhi-Lucknow 6E-2107, Hyderabad-Lucknow 6E-453, Hyderabad-Lucknow 6E-6253, Raipur-Lucknow 6E-6522, Patna-Lucknow 6E-925, Delhi-Lucknow 6E-2159, Dammam-Lucknow 6E-098, and Delhi-Lucknow 6E-6018, remained cancelled.

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Apart from this, other flights such as 6E-2108 Lucknow-Delhi, 6E-142 Lucknow-Ahmedabad, 6E-523 Lucknow-Hyderabad, 6E-2026 Lucknow-Delhi, 6E-146 Lucknow-Guwahati, 6E-6521 Lucknow-Raipur, 6E-6902 Lucknow-Patna, and 6E-758 Lucknow-Delhi, 6E-515 Lucknow-Delhi, 6E-6222 Lucknow-Mumbai, 6E-2292 Lucknow-Delhi, 6E-435 Lucknow-Bengaluru, 6E-6255 Lucknow-Hyderabad, 6E-518 Lucknow-Chennai, 6E-6552 Lucknow-Chandigarh, and 6E-118 Lucknow-Pune also remained cancelled on Sunday.

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The cancellation of Indigo flights has also severely affected train services, especially to the nearby cities. The Railways operated a special train from Varanasi to Delhi via Lucknow on Sunday for the stranded passengers; however, all the coaches got overcrowded within minutes.

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