CCI Moves Against IndiGo Over Mass Flight Disruptions, Probe Likely Under Competition Law

The Competition Commission of India has taken cognizance of complaints against IndiGo following widespread flight delays and cancellations across several routes. The watchdog found competition law concerns at the preliminary stage and decided to proceed further under the Competition Act, 2002.

Did Pilots Warn of the Indigo Flight Crisis Before It Hit? Delhi High Court Contempt Plea Raises Big Questions

A pilots’ union told the Delhi High Court that DGCA ignored fatigue-rule timelines weeks before Indigo’s mass cancellations.
The plea warned that non-compliance “directly endanger passenger safety,” foreshadowing the crisis.

IndiGo Flight Delays| Serious Matter, Lakhs of People are Stranded at Airports. Govt Already in Action : CJI Surya Kant

Today, On 8th December, IndiGo flight delays and cancellations have reached the Supreme Court, where a plea highlighted massive disruption for passengers nationwide. Calling it a serious matter, CJI Surya Kant noted that lakhs of people are stranded at airports and urgently need relief.

Abrupt Cancellations, Operational Failures, and No Clear Communication: Plea to CJI Seeks Suo Motu Action Over Indigo’s Nationwide Chaos

A letter has been submitted to Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, urging the Supreme Court to take suo motu notice of the widespread cancellations of domestic flights that have severely disrupted air travel across the nation, affecting countless passengers.

IndiGo Flight Turmoil Explained: DGCA Withdraws Crew-Rest Restriction, Airlines Get Major Roster Relief Amid Cancellations Surge

Today, On 5th December, The DGCA has withdrawn its earlier rule that said “no leave shall be substituted for weekly rest”, giving airlines major relief in managing crew rosters. The revised order, issued on 5 December 2025, aims to ease operational disruptions.

DGCA Ignored New Pilot Fatigue Rules? Delhi High Court Demands Proof of ‘Wilful Disobedience’

The Delhi High Court asked the Federation of Indian Pilots to clearly show how the DGCA wilfully disobeyed its directions on implementing the new FDTL fatigue rules. The court said contempt cannot be considered without solid proof and gave time to submit earlier orders.

Supreme Court Seeks Centre & DGCA Reply on Kedarnath Helicopter Crash Plea After Multiple Tragedies

Supreme Court issues notices over repeated helicopter accidents on Char Dham Yatra routes, including Kedarnath. Petition cites five crashes since April, raising urgent safety concerns.

Air India Crash Sparks PIL: Madras HC Asked to Curb Sensational Media Coverage of Aviation Accidents

A PIL in the Madras High Court urges the creation of strict media guidelines for reporting aviation accidents. Filed by advocate M Pravin, it highlights issues of reputational harm to deceased pilots and emotional distress to families due to speculative media narratives. The case is set for hearing next week.

PIL in Supreme Court After Air India Crash in Ahmedabad: “Ground All Boeing Aircraft Until Safety Audit is Cleared”

A PIL filed in the Supreme Court after the Air India crash in Ahmedabad demands grounding of all Boeing aircraft. The petitioner seeks a full safety audit and insists planes fly only after passing inspection within two weeks.

After Delhi, Celebi Takes Legal Battle to Bombay HC Over India’s Security Clearance Ban and Airport Contract Terminations

Celebi has initiated lawsuits in the Bombay High Court following the Indian government’s cancellation of its security clearance and airport contracts, citing national security concerns. This action is part of broader legal challenges after similar issues arose in Delhi, significantly impacting Celebi’s operations in India amidst geopolitical tensions.