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Passengers gather to enquire at an IndiGo airlines counter amid flight cancellations, at Birsa Munda International Airport in Ranchi. India's largest airline IndiGo's operations crumbled as pilot-rostering issues continued to force large scale flight cancellations, over 400 on Friday. | Photo: PTI
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Passengers enquire about their IndiGo flight at a boarding gate at Kempegowda International Airport amid flight disruptions, in Bengaluru. IndiGo's operations crumbled as pilot-rostering issues continued to force large scale flight cancellations -- over 400 on Friday -- and many passengers have been stranded for as long as three days at airports. | Photo: PTI/Shailendra Bhojak
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Stranded passengers at Swami Vivekananda Airport, in Raipur, Chhattisgarh. Passengers were left stranded as IndiGo cancelled numerous flights while struggling to meet new crew rostering rules, a day after it scrapped several services and announced schedule adjustments. | Photo: PTI/Kunal PTI
4/12
Passengers crowd an IndiGo reservations and ticketing counter after several flights were cancelled at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, in Mumbai. | Photo: PTI
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Stranded passengers at Swami Vivekananda Airport, in Raipur, Chhattisgarh. Passengers were left stranded as IndiGo cancelled numerous flights while struggling to meet new crew rostering rules, a day after it scrapped several services and announced schedule adjustments. | Photo: PTI/Kunal Patil
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An IndiGo flight from Raipur lands at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport's Terminal 2, in Mumbai. Passengers were left stranded as IndiGo cancelled numerous flights while struggling to meet new crew rostering rules, a day after it scrapped several services and announced schedule adjustments. | Photo: PTI/Kunal Patil
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Stranded passengers search for their luggage near a counter after IndiGo cancelled more than 400 flights, at the Kempegowda International Airport, in Bengaluru, Karnataka. | Photo: PTI/Shailendra Bhojak
8/12
Passengers wait at the airport, in Jammu. IndiGo on Saturday announced the resumption of nine of its 11 flights from Jammu Airport, but cancelled seven flights from Srinagar owing to the nationwide disruptions caused by the airline's pilot-rostering issues. | Photo: PTI
9/12
Passengers at an IndiGo airline's counter at the airport, in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Air travel across India remained in chaos on Friday as IndiGo, the country's largest airline, scrapped several hundred flights, leaving thousands of passengers stranded for several hours at a stretch with little clarity on alternatives. | Photo: PTI
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Stranded passengers wait in queues to enquire about flight status at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport amid IndiGo flight disruptions, in Ahmedabad. | Photo: PTI
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Passengers wait at Terminal 1 (T1) of the Indira Gandhi International Airport, in New Delhi. | Photo: PTI/Salman Ali
12/12
IndiGo aircrafts stationed at Kempegowda International Airport amid the airline's flight disruptions, in Bengaluru. | Photo: PTI/Shailendra Bhojak
