飞行员不够排班 印度最大航司取消数千架次航班

Core Insights - Indigo Airlines has faced significant operational disruptions due to new government regulations, resulting in the cancellation of thousands of flights and leaving many passengers stranded at airports [1] - The airline canceled over 1,000 flights on a single day, with a total of 385 flights canceled on the following day across major cities [1] - The new regulations limit pilots' night flights from six to two per week, leading to staffing shortages and scheduling difficulties for Indigo Airlines [1] Group 1 - Other Indian airlines, such as Air India and Akasa Air, have not been affected by the new regulations and have not canceled flights [2] - The Indian government has allowed Indigo Airlines to delay the implementation of the new regulations until February 10 of the following year [2] - Indigo Airlines expects to gradually restore normal flight operations between October 10 and 15 [2] Group 2 - Indigo Airlines is the largest airline in India, operating over 60% of domestic flights with an average of more than 2,200 flights per day [3] - The flight cancellations have led to increased ticket prices on popular routes for other airlines in India [2] - The Indian Ministry of Civil Aviation announced price controls in response to the situation, although specific limits were not disclosed [2]