Technical problems that are disrupting booking, check-in, and flight updates are being experienced by Spicejet and Akasa Air.
The global Microsoft outage is causing disruptions to several industries, including banking, grocery stores, and aircraft. If it is not repaired quickly, it might result in serious problems. Nearly all Indian airlines, including Vistara, IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Akasa Air, are dealing with technological problems that are interfering with reservations, check-in, and flight information. Passengers are now manually checked in by the carriers.
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“We’re having trouble updating you on flight interruptions due to a technical issue right now. Our group is working hard to find a solution to this problem. We apologize for any inconvenience, and as soon as the problem is fixed, we’ll let you know. Spicejet wrote on X, “Thank you for your cooperation and patience.
Certain internet services are presently unavailable, according to Akasa Air. Some of our online services, such as booking, check-in, and manage booking services, may be temporarily unavailable due to infrastructure issues with our service provider. Since we now use manual check-in and boarding procedures at the airports, we kindly ask travelers with immediate departure schedules to arrive early so they can check in at our counters’, Akasa Air wrote on X.
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IndiGo, too, has put out a statement. “Our systems are currently impacted by a Microsoft outage, which is also affecting other companies. During this time booking, check-in, access to your boarding pass, and some flights may be impacted. We appreciate your patience,” it said.
Vistara has also mentioned technical challenges. “We’re experiencing technical challenges across various aspects of our operations due to a global outage at our service provider’s end. We are working with them to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. We regret any inconvenience caused and appreciate your patience,” it has said in a post on X.
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Delhi Airport has said that some services have been affected. “Due to the global IT issue, some of the services at the Delhi Airport were temporarily impacted. We are closely working with all our stakeholders to minimize the inconvenience to our flyers. Passengers are requested to be in touch with the airline concerned or the help desk on the ground for updated flight information. We regret the inconvenience caused to our passengers,” they said in a statement.
Systems are also down at Bengaluru airport, although the exact number of flights delayed is not known yet.
Among the countries worst affected is Australia. According to The Sydney Morning Herald, the outage has hit ABC News 24 which struggled to play news packages. The crisis then hit Woolworths supermarkets where checkout systems crashed due to the outage. Several customers also complained that their cards were not working. Police systems went down too.
Melbourne Airport said in a statement that the check-in process of several airlines is affected due to a global technology issue. Virgin Australia has said the outage is preventing all planes from coming and going at Sydney Airport. “The airline has put a stop on in-and-out flights, so it’s a complete ground stop; no flights are coming in and no flights are going out,” a staff member said at the Virgin Australia lounge, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.
The London Stock Exchange, reports said, has been affected by the outage. The US Federal Aviation Administration has said all flights from several major US airlines – including Delta, United, and American Airlines – were grounded Friday morning due to a communication issue. 911 emergency services in several states of the US have been hit too. British news channel Sky News is off air for hours now.
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As for Europe, technical issues are causing check-in delays in Amsterdam. At Berlin Brandenburg airport in Germany, flight operations had to be canceled due to a “technical problem”, a spokeswoman told AFP. She said she could not say when flight movement would resume. Zurich airport, the largest in Switzerland, suspended all flight arrivals because of the tech outage, AFP has reported.
Millions of Windows users worldwide are experiencing the Blue Screen of Death that is causing computers to shut down or restart. In some cases, computers are restarting repeatedly, affecting services as users lose unsaved data and critical time.
As the systems shut down, a message on the screen says, “Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We’re just collecting some error info, and then we’ll restart for you.”
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