Over 400 IndiGo passengers, who were travelling to Mumbai and New Delhi, were reportedly stranded at the Istanbul Airport in Turkey for over 24 hours. They expressed their frustration on social media,

The passengers shared their ordeal on X, claiming that they were promised food and accommodation by the airlines, but the lounges were too small to accommodate nearly 500 stranded people. The flyers also claimed that they received no help or support from the airline's staff despite an over 24-hour delay.

Over 400 IndiGo passengers were stranded at Istanbul Airport for 24 hours due to multiple delays and cancellations.

Hundreds of IndiGo passengers found themselves stranded at Istanbul airport due to significant flight delays. Complaints on social media highlighted delays up to 24 hours, the lack of airport facilities,

An IndiGo Istanbul-Mumbai flight has been delayed by over 13 hours, or more precisely, 13 hours and 45 minutes, leaving as many as 400 passengers in disarray in Turkey. The IndiGo flight 6E 18 was slated to take off from Istanbul Airport on December 12 at 20:15 hours (Turkish Time).

Approximately 400 IndiGo passengers bound for Mumbai and New Delhi were reportedly left stranded at Istanbul Airport for over 24 hours without access to food or accommodation. Frustrated traveller voiced their outrage on social media,

Hundreds of passengers on IndiGo flights connecting Istanbul to Delhi and Mumbai have been stranded at Istanbul Airport for over a day due to prolonged delays. Travellers criticised the airline for inadequate communication,

IndiGo attributed the delays to "operational reasons," responding to passengers' concerns. Earlier this month, IndiGo was ranked among the "world's worst airlines" in the 2024 AirHelp Score report.

Taking to X, Parshwa Mehta said the passengers were not provided with proper accommodation facilities, any communication from IndiGo or even reparations. "This delay isn’t just an inconvenience—it’s a blatant failure of basic customer service.

Around 400 IndiGo passengers traveling to Mumbai and New Delhi were reportedly stranded at Istanbul Airport in Turkey for over 12 hours without food or accommodation. Frustrated passengers expressed their anger on social media,