IndiGo Crisis Eases: 90% of Flight Operations Back to Normal, Says Union Minister Murlidhar Mohol

India's largest airline,

o, is showing signs of recovery after a major operational crisis triggered by inadequate planning for revised pilot duty regulations. On December 13, 2025, Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol announced that approximately 90% of IndiGo's flight operations have returned to normal. Speaking to reporters in Pune, Mohol stated that air services are resuming gradually across the country. Key Updates: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has directed officials to seek an explanation from IndiGo. A four-member committee will be formed to investigate and fix responsibility for the disruptions. The ministry is prioritising passenger compensation, acknowledging the significant losses and inconvenience caused.