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IndiGo Gets Extension Till 6 PM On Monday To Respond To DGCA Notice

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Sunday granted IndiGo a one-time 24-hour extension to respond to its show-cause notice issued over the airline’s recent nationwide disruptions. Officials said IndiGo’s leadership requested additional time, citing operational constraints caused by the scale of its network and multiple unavoidable factors affecting its response preparation.

After reviewing the request, the DGCA extended the deadline only until 6 pm on 8 December 2025, making it clear that no further extensions will be allowed. The notice had originally been served to IndiGo’s CEO on Saturday.

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