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Indigo cancellation cases drops on Tuesday, but normalcy is still away

New Delhi Dec 9 (UNI) Although the number of cancellations reported by Indigo has reduced to 200 on Tuesday, passengers continued to face issues in various cities around the country.
Chennai airport taking to social media platform X in the morning informed that there were 18 departure cancellations of the Indigo flights, while 23 with regard to the arrivals, up to around 8 am.
According to sources, there were multiple cancellations at the Bengaluru and Hyderabad airport as well.
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