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Dec
IndiGo’s large-scale flight cancellations last week have pushed travel insurance into the spotlight, as insurers report a noticeable rise in demand. Thousands of passengers were stranded nationwide after the airline failed to adjust its crew schedules to new fatigue-management norms, leading to ruined holidays, missed family events and disrupted medical appointments. Vivek Chaturvedi, CMO of Go Digit General Insurance, said uncertainty usually prompts travellers—who often ignore insurance—to reconsider. Events like mass cancellations, severe weather or peak-season delays encourage people to seek protection against unexpected disruptions. Industry experts note that only 7–8 out of every 100 domestic or international travellers currently…
