The reflection of a security guard is seen on the window of a closed Kingfisher Airlines booking counter at the city airport in Mumbai on November 11, 2011. Shares in India's Kingfisher Airlines fell more than 19 percent on Friday after a string of flight cancellations heaped further problems on the debt-ridden carrier.The loss-making airline, the country's second-biggest, said on Tuesday that it was cancelling at least 50 flights a day every day until November 19. AFP PHOTO
Flights to Bangalore, Vishakapatnam and Kochi were also cancelled, airport sources said.
The airlines, which is promoted by industrialist Vijay Mallya, is facing serious financial crunch leading to flight curtailment in the past few days.
A section of its pilots and cabin crew too are not reporting for work.