An airline company that had two years to meet global standards has managed to blackmail the government and forced it to toll back.
— Snehesh Alex Philip (@sneheshphilip) December 5, 2025
What about passenger safety? Pilot health? Problem is we will keep flying indigo because there is no option pic.twitter.com/cpbwf4SM5D
And, @DGCAIndia caves in to Indigo blackmail. Passenger safety has been ejected to ensure that the DGCA Indigo nexus continues pic.twitter.com/nChVBzlrXJ
— Swati Chaturvedi (@bainjal) December 5, 2025
So the blackmail by @IndiGo6E worked. What about the problems faced by the passengers. No accountability?? pic.twitter.com/9DNxmH8b0I
— CA Brindavan Giri (@BrindavanG) December 5, 2025
Anyone with basic brains can figure out what Indigo did was very intentional. This was not sudden disruption, this was almost a planned strike to strongarm the government into giving it what it wants. What people went through doesn't matter to them, it's just collateral damage.… pic.twitter.com/QPa3LY5HzK
— Abijit Ganguly (@AbijitG) December 5, 2025
The last two days have seen widespread disruption across IndiGo’s network and operations. We extend a heartfelt apology to all our customers and industry stakeholders who have been impacted by these events. IndiGo teams are working diligently and making all efforts with the…
— IndiGo (@IndiGo6E) December 4, 2025

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