New Delhi: Server downtime has created chaos in the country and the world. Neither the server is working nor the planes are able to fly. There is a problem in the check-in system from Delhi Airport to Mumbai Airport. The server is not working.
Due to this, flights are not able to fly. This problem is in many countries including India. People are facing a lot of trouble due to server downtime. Flights of many companies are not able to fly.
Due to technical fault, there is chaos at airports across the world. Air services have been affected at many places. From ticket booking to check-in, nothing is happening at airports. Flights of American Airlines, Delta and United Airlines have also been affected. In India, this problem is currently at Delhi, Mumbai and Goa airports. Bank operations have also been affected.
However, Delhi Airport has informed that check-in is being done in manual mode at Delhi Airport. The server downtime has not affected much but work is being done slowly. T2 terminal is being affected more than Terminal 3 of Indira Gandhi International Airport. It is being said that the work of companies which are dependent on Microsoft’s Windows operating system is being affected.
Which airlines are facing problems?
American Airlines,
Delta Airlines,
Turkish Airlines,
United Airlines,
Indigo
, SpiceJet
Which airports are facing technical issues
Mumbai
Berlin
Sydney
Delhi
Actually, not only airlines, work has come to a standstill in many tech companies as well. Servers of big multinational companies like TCS, IBM, HCL, Accenture are down today, due to which work is not being done. In simple language, all the sectors dependent on Microsoft’s Windows Operating System are getting affected. The broadcast of many news channels in Britain has also stopped.
