A few days ago, Mohammad Siraj got angry when his flight was delayed, after which he expressed his anger on social media. Now Madan Lal, who was a part of the 1983 World Cup winning team, also had to face similar problems. He even wrote that no one cares about the people in our country.
According to reports, Indian airline IndiGo is facing one of its most serious operational problems in recent years. 1983 World Cup winner Madan Lal was also influenced by this. He was stranded in Mumbai for 12 hours. Posting on his
My flight was delayed by 12 hours from Mumbai. No body care in our country for the people’s.Air Port was like fish market.
— Madan Lal (@MadanLal1983) December 5, 2025
IndiGo CEO Peter Albers also apologized for this, when more than a thousand flights were canceled on Friday, which was the “most affected day” in terms of cancellations. He also said that although the crisis will continue on Saturday, the airline expects less than 1,000 flights to be cancelled.
IndiGo’s CEO said, “Complete normalcy is expected between December 10 and 15, although IndiGo cautions that recovery will take time given the large scale of operations.” According to the report, Indigo operates about 2,300 domestic and international flights daily.
Peter Albers apologized for the great inconvenience caused by the delay and cancellation, saying that this situation had happened for several reasons. This crisis in IndiGo has come due to new rules, which have increased the weekly rest requirement of pilots from 12 hours to 48 hours. The new rules allow only two landings per night per week, down from six earlier. IndiGo has cited “miscalculation and lack of planning” as the reason for the large-scale cancellations.
