IPL player Abhishek Sharma criticizes IndiGo for having the "worst airline experience" at the Delhi airport after missing his trip.

IPL player Abhishek Sharma blasted IndiGo for letting him miss his trip due to a bad experience at the Delhi airport. He said the behavior of the workers was inappropriate and that the airline did not help him, ruining his one-day vacation.

Cricket player Abhishek Sharma, a star of the Indian Premier League (IPL), has criticized IndiGo for his "worst experience" with the airline. Sharma discussed the purported event in his Instagram Story.

At the Delhi airport, I had the worst experience with Indigo, and the conduct of the employees—particularly the counter manager, Ms. Sushmita Mittal—was completely intolerable. I got to the right counter on time, but they pointed me in the wrong direction and told me later that check-in was closed, therefore I missed my flight (sic)," Sharma stated.

"I only got a single day off, and it's now totally destroyed. Even worse, they are not providing any more beneficial support. The cricket player went on, "This is by far the worst airline experience and worst staff management I've ever had."

Abhishek Sharma became a star batsman for Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the 2024 Indian Premier League. In sixteen games, he amassed 484 runs. 75 not out was his greatest score. His strike rate was a staggering 204.22.

The opponent teams suffered greatly as a result of his starting partnership with Travis Head for SRH. During the Power Play, they amassed 125 runs without dropping any wickets. They achieved the best Power Play score in IPL history against the Delhi Capitals.

Pai Mohandas on IndiGo
Padma On December 29, 2024, former Infosys board member Shri Mohandas Pai criticized IndiGo. It happened after the low-cost airline was accused of forcing passengers to wait for extended periods of time in an airplane without air conditioning in Bengaluru.

"Indigo mistreats its customers. sitting on a scorching tarmac in Bengaluru in 6E 7407 without air conditioning. Passengers cannot be treated in this manner. Staff only used the tarmac generator for air conditioning after the protest. IndiGo, please adjust your procedure," Pai wrote on X (previously Twitter).

A mechanical problem on an IndiGo flight to Istanbul on December 28 left more than 100 passengers stuck at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport for 16 hours.