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16 Indigo flights cancelled at Sgr Airport

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December 8, 2025
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10 IndiGo flights cancelled at Srinagar airport
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Srinagar, Dec 8: Air traffic at Srinagar International Airport witnessed continues disruptions on Monday early morning after multiple Indigo flights were cancelled, officials said.

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An airport official said that out of the total 64 scheduled flight movements (32 arrivals and 32 departures), Indigo had 36 movements planned for the day.

However, 16 Indigo flights (8 arrivals and 8 departures) were cancelled due to operational reasons until 8am on Monday, the official said.

No cancellations were reported from any other airline, and no Indigo flight delays were recorded till the filing of this report.

Flight operations for the remaining scheduled services are continuing normally, the official added.

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