New Delhi, Dec. 3 -- Dozens of IndiGo flights were cancelled or delayed in several Indian cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad on Wednesday, leaving passengers stranded at airports across the country.

The flight delays and cancellations affected customers from Tuesday itself, with widespread social media reports of disruptions by agitated flyers.

This was reflected in Civil Aviation Ministry data, with the budget carrier's on-time performance dipping to a dismal 35% on Tuesday.

In comparison, other Indian carriers averaged 75.6%, with the lowest being Air India at 67.2% and the highest being SpiceJet at 82.5%.

While IndiGo hasn't put out a number yet, reports point to over 130 flights being cancelled from Delhi, Mum...