New Delhi, Feb 19 (PTI) Airlines faced issues in checking in passengers at various airports on Thursday morning due to a software problem that lasted for more than 40 minutes, according to sources.

A global outage of Navitaire — the software used for airline check-in — disrupted the automated systems at Delhi airport on Thursday mornin.

Carriers such as IndiGo, Air India Express, Akasa Air and SpiceJet reported delays in check-in and boarding as airport systems faced interruptions.

Airlines across India experienced brief operational disruptions on Thursday morning after an interim outage of Navitaire, a ...

Software glitch caused temporary airline check-in disruptions at major airports on Thursday morning. Services were restored ...

Last week’s technical outage of Navitaire exposed the deep systemic risk created when modern aviation depends on centralised platforms ...

A technical outage in the Navitaire reservation system caused widespread operational disruptions for Indian carriers including IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Akasa Air on Thursday morning.

In India, all airlines except Air India that use the system were impacted in the morning, an official aware of the matter said.

A worldwide technology snag at Navitaire, an airline reservation platform, caused temporary disruption for some Indian ...

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Airlines across India such IndiGo, SpiceJet, Air India Express and Akasa Air experienced an outage with regards to their ...

A brief Navitaire system outage disrupted airline check-ins across India and parts of Europe, causing delays at Delhi’s IGI Airport before operations gradually returned to normal.