New Delhi, April 8 -- Vistara airlines has decided to reduce the number of flights its operates by up to 30 a day for the rest of April, as it aims to stabilise operations after a no-show by pilots upset over a new pay structure severely disrupted the network for a full week this month.

"We are carefully scaling back our operations by around 25-30 flights per day, i.e. roughly 10pc of the capacity we were operating. This will take us back to the same level of flight operations as at the end of February 2024, and provide the much-needed resilience and buffer in the rosters," the full-service airline said in a statement on Sunday.

The airline operated 9,331 flight departures in the month of February or around 322 flights per day, data fro...