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Indigo stated that the Delhi-Deogarh flights on January 30 and 31 were cancelled because of poor weather conditions in Deogarh.

Indigos clarification comes after two incidents of fraud involving flyers tickets being cancelled without their consent.

Indigo was refusing to accept the security lapse. Also, the tickets were worth more than Rs 72,000 and booking tickets again would mean a total expense of about Rs 1.5 lakh. How can a regular person afford that? asked flyer Nishith Chaturvedi.

Indigo requested passengers travelling during this period to download/print the boarding pass emailed to them.

This happened in front of all passengers on board... I would request strict action… against Mr Kataria, Indigo pilot Anup Kumar wrote in his FIR.

Despite the clear evidence of fraud and the significant inconvenience caused, my attempts to seek resolution were initially met with minimal assistance, 32-year-old resident of Koramangala, Mahasweta Pal, said.

While taxiing, one of the main wheels partially run over the grass adjacent to the taxiway, as per a statement by the airline.  

Amid the airline industry facing strong headwinds due to the coronavirus pandemic, the companys board, on May 10, gave its nod to raise up to ₹3,000 crore through sale of shares to institutional investors