India’s largest airline, IndiGo, paid Rs 22 crore in passenger compensation during the latest reporting period, highlighting the growing financial impact of service disruptions and regulatory compliance in the aviation sector. The payouts were linked to delays, cancellations, and denied boarding cases, in line with civil aviation norms. While the amount represents a small fraction of the airline’s overall revenue, it underscores the operational and reputational costs airlines face as air traffic volumes rise and capacity constraints persist.