Due to the air travel crisis, the Center has reduced IndiGo’s flights by 10%, with the maximum reduction of 52 flights from Bengaluru. Based on the investigation report, DGCA has recommended heavy fine on the company and action against the officials.
New Delhi: Amid the air travel crisis, the central government has reduced the flights of Indigo airline. The Civil Aviation Ministry had given instructions to reduce flights by 10 percent, which is now being implemented. There were 2008 flights at the beginning of December, which has now been reduced to 1879. Maximum 52 flights have been reduced from Bengaluru. At present, short distance flights have been reduced. The Aviation Ministry has said that there will be no delay in taking further action on the investigation report.
Central government will take strict action against Indigo
Finally, preparations are being made to take action against IndiGo, which is causing huge trouble to millions of air passengers across the country. There are reports that the report of the special investigation team announced by Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu has revealed serious things against IndiGo. According to the information, in the report submitted by DGCA, action and imposition of heavy fine has been recommended against the CEO and other officials.