India’s Largest Airline Fined $2.45 Million for Mass Flight Cancellations

India’s largest airline has been fined $2.45 million after cancelling a large number of flights. The penalty was imposed by aviation authorities for causing major trouble to passengers across the country.

Officials said the airline failed to manage operations properly, leading to sudden cancellations and delays. Many passengers were left stranded at airports, facing inconvenience, extra costs, and lack of clear information.

The aviation regulator said airlines must protect passenger rights and ensure reliable service. It added that such large-scale cancellations without proper planning are not acceptable.

The airline has said it will review its systems and improve services to avoid similar problems in the future. Authorities warned that strict action will continue if airlines fail to follow rules.