New Delhi: InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, the parent of IndiGo, on Friday said its board and management have received the Directorate General of Civil Aviation’s (DGCA) orders relating to the major operational disruption of the airline’s flights in early December 2025 and are committed to taking corrective measures in a timely manner.
In a statement issued to stock exchanges, the company said an in-depth review of the robustness and resilience of IndiGo’s internal processes has been underway since the disruption, with the objective of ensuring the airline emerges stronger from the episode. The board reiterated its commitment to addressing the regulator’s concerns and implementing appropriate steps following the enforcement action.
The development follows DGCA’s probe into widespread delays and cancellations between December 3 and 5, 2025, which led to regulatory penalties, warnings to senior management and directions for systemic reforms. While the airline did not comment on the specifics of the penalties in its statement, it emphasised cooperation with the regulator and a focus on long-term corrective action.
IndiGo said it remains committed to serving passengers and contributing to India’s ambition of becoming a global aviation hub by 2030, underscoring that the airline intends to restore confidence after the disruption in what it described as its otherwise strong operating track record of over 19 years.
The company added that it will keep stakeholders informed as it works through the implementation of remedial measures directed by the aviation regulator.