IndiGo Fiasco and Surge Pricing Debate

Recently, IndiGo had many flight cancellations, which led to a big discussion about surge pricing.

Surge pricing is when prices go up quickly because of high demand, like when flights are cancelled and people need to find new ones.

Some people think this is unfair because it takes advantage of people who are already in a tough situation.

The government has laws to protect consumers from unfair pricing, but these laws are not always applied in the right way.

The author suggests that during crises, there should be special rules to control how much prices can go up.

This way, airlines can still make money, but they won't be able to charge too much when people are desperate.

The author also says that airlines should be held accountable for their pricing and service during these times.

The goal is to make sure that consumers are protected and that the market works fairly.