In a regulatory filing, InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, which operates IndiGo, said that the Board of Directors of the Company took note of the Elbers' resignation at a meeting held on Tuesday, March 10.
DGCA's probe panel submitted its investigative report into the IndiGo flight disruptions to the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA).
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The Minister further stated that the government can interfere and cap the airfares only under "extraordinary circumstances".
The airline has roped in Chief Aviation Advisors LLC, led by Captain John Illson, to carry out the root cause analysis of its worst operational crisis last week.
In a statement posted on X, IndiGo said the airline will offer travel vouchers of Rs 10,000 to its severely affected customers.
The DGCA's directive came a day after the Ministry of Civil Aviation issued an order cutting the number of flights that IndiGo can operate by 10 per cent after the massive cancellation of flights by the crisis-ridden airline due to an acute pilot shortage under the new flight duty limitation rules.
The Aviation Ministry summoned IndiGo's top management, including CEO Pieter Elbers, to review the measures taken by the airline to stabilise its operations.
“The Prime Minister also told MPs that people should not be troubled or inconvenienced. Rules and laws are important, but in the process of correcting the system, it is not right to harass people,” Rijiju said.
