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Reporting agrees that the flight was delayed by three and a half hours after the scheduled pilot fell sick, and that passengers were informed before departure.
An IndiGo flight from Varanasi to Mumbai was delayed by three and a half hours.
The scheduled pilot suddenly reported sick, prompting a crew change.
Airline sources said a replacement pilot had to be flown in from Ahmedabad.
The airport director attributed the delay to technical reasons and denied reports of passenger ruckus.
Passengers were informed and given refreshments before the aircraft departed safely.
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Reporting agrees that the flight was delayed by three and a half hours after the scheduled pilot fell sick, and that passengers were informed before departure.
The account of why the delay happened is still split between technical reasons and a pilot illness, so that detail could be clarified if more official information is released.
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The neutral account focuses on the delay, the pilot illness, and the conflicting explanations for it. It also includes the airport director's denial of passenger ruckus reports and the note that refreshments were provided.
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An IndiGo flight from Varanasi to Mumbai was delayed by three and a half hours after the scheduled pilot suddenly reported sick. While the airport director attributed the delay to technical reasons and denied passenger ruckus reports, airline sources explained that a replacement pilot had to be flown in from Ahmedabad. Passengers were informed of the situation and provided with refreshments before the aircraft eventually departed safely for its destination.