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May 10, 2026
As the IndiGo crisis entered its fifth day with over 400 flight cancellations on Saturday continuing to affect thousands of passengers for another day, the Centre stepped in with a strict advisory for airlines against increasing airfares as fliers opt for alternatives to manage their travel plans.
The Ministry of Civil Aviation expressed concern over the unusually high airfares being charged by some airlines amid the ongoing disruptions. In a press release, the Ministry of Civil Aviation said it has exercised its regulatory authority to ensure fair and reasonable fares on all affected routes, aiming to shield passengers from opportunistic pricing.
