Last Updated:December 17, 2025, 20:07 IST The parliamentary committee has given 15 days to the ministry of civil aviation to respond to questions posed by its members A parliamentary panel has asked the ministry of civil aviation to respond in 15 days over the IndiGo flight crisis. (Image: PTI/File) A parliamentary panel rapped IndiGo and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation on their “unsatisfactory response” to what caused the flight crisis leading to widespread chaos across major Indian airports earlier this month. Expressing deep concern over the state of affairs, the parliamentary committee has given 15 days to the ministry of civil aviation to respond to questions posed by its members. Citing the ongoing investigation into the matter, the ministry has sought time to respond to the queries. Earlier in the day, the committee looking into the chaos at Indian airports due to large-scale flight cancellations, held a high-level meeting with IndiGo and other airline operators, taking up the issue of the “major technical glitch” that led to the crisis in the first place. Top government …