SpiceJet flights cancelled in Goa; Hundreds of passengers stranded

December 16, 2014 07:10 pm | Updated November 16, 2021 04:51 pm IST - PANAJI

Cancellation of all evening SpiceJet flights at the Dabolim airport, south Goa, on Tuesday, left hundreds of passengers stranded, leading to a near chaos at the airport by evening.

Police Inspector S.Y.N. Gaonkar of Goa police stationed at the Airport told The Hindu that around 500-600 passengers were stranded at the airport by 6.30 pm and officials of the Airport Authority of India (AAI) were in touch with SpiceJet management to arrange for alternative flights for the stranded passengers.

Airport director K.S.Rao told The Hindu on Tuesday that no flight of Spicejet arrived at Dabolim airport after Tuesday morning.

"We have a limited role in this. AAI has been in touch with management of SpiceJet asking them to arrange for alternative flights for the passangers," Mr. Rao said.

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