Amid the operational crisis at Indigo Airlines, the Airports Authority of India (AAI), in coordination with all stakeholders, implemented comprehensive measures to maintain seamless airport operations, ensure passenger comfort, and prevent congestion. Enhanced manpower, crowd management, real-time updates, and strengthened facilitation services ensured smooth functioning across all touchpoints.
India’s largest airline, IndiGo, faced a major operational meltdown on December 3, 2025, cancelling at least 200 flights and delaying dozens more by up to 12 hours. Severe pilot shortages, crew no-shows, and the full implementation of stricter duty-rest norms pushed the carrier into crisis, triggering passenger protests across major airports.
Air India has unveiled its ‘One India’ promotional sale, offering flat all-inclusive round-trip fares from anywhere in India to multiple destinations in Europe, with special pricing across Economy, Premium Economy, and Business Class, plus added perks for Maharaja Club members.
Starting October 1, 2025, Emirates Airline will prohibit the use of power banks during flights to address safety concerns around lithium batteries. Passengers may still carry one power bank under 100Wh, but charging devices or the power bank itself during the flight will be strictly forbidden.
Manohar International Airport (GOX), developed by GMR Goa International Airport Ltd., has reached a major milestone by handling 10 million passengers within 2 years and 4 months of operations—solidifying its position as a key aviation hub in the region.
