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‘After entering Indian airspace, the flight was diverted to Amritsar’

IndiGo fliers who were stranded in Almaty for over 17 hours were left further frustrated after their Delhi-bound flight stopped for a crew change

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Frustrated passengers said they would choose other airlines in the future. Representation Pic/istock

Frustrated passengers said they would choose other airlines in the future. Representation Pic/istock

More than 200 passengers who were already distressed after getting stuck in Almaty, Kazakhstan, due to the cancellation of Indigo flight P6E1802 on April 11 at 12.50 am, had to face further inconvenience when the rescheduled flight on the night of April 12 also got delayed. What added to their frustration was that the flight, which was supposed to land at New Delhi airport, was diverted to Amritsar.

The rescheduled flight was supposed to depart at 7.30 pm, but it took off after 9.30 pm. This delay angered the passengers, who had already been stuck for over 17 hours. According to a passenger, the reason given was that the delay was due to extra fuelling because of congestion in Delhi. One of the passengers questioned why the flight was not refuelled earlier, as it had been at the airport since the previous night. The passenger said this delay could have been avoided.

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