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IndiGo Cancels 24 Flights at Ranchi Airport Over Severe Weather
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🗓 26 Sep 2026, 10:17 AM
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IndiGo announced the cancellation of 24 scheduled flights at Ranchi Airport on Thursday due to adverse weather conditions affecting visibility and runway operations.
IndiGo confirmed that 24 of its flights scheduled to operate from Ranchi Airport were cancelled on Thursday after the airport experienced adverse weather, including heavy rain and reduced visibility. The airline cited safety concerns for passengers and crew as the primary reason for the abrupt halt.
The cancellations affected both domestic and regional services, leaving hundreds of travelers stranded. Passengers were advised to contact IndiGo’s customer support for rebooking or refunds, and the airline arranged limited standby options where possible.
Airport officials cooperated with the airline, monitoring the weather closely and keeping the runway clear. They indicated that operations would resume once conditions improve, and they are monitoring forecasts that suggest the weather may clear later in the day.
IndiGo reiterated its commitment to safety, stating that the decision was taken in line with standard operating procedures for weather-related disruptions. Travelers were urged to stay updated through official channels for any further changes.
The cancellations affected both domestic and regional services, leaving hundreds of travelers stranded. Passengers were advised to contact IndiGo’s customer support for rebooking or refunds, and the airline arranged limited standby options where possible.
Airport officials cooperated with the airline, monitoring the weather closely and keeping the runway clear. They indicated that operations would resume once conditions improve, and they are monitoring forecasts that suggest the weather may clear later in the day.
IndiGo reiterated its commitment to safety, stating that the decision was taken in line with standard operating procedures for weather-related disruptions. Travelers were urged to stay updated through official channels for any further changes.