
Hundreds of fliers were stranded atDelhi's IGI airport on Saturday afternoon as nearly two dozen Air India flights got delayed after a technical glitch in the check-in software hampered the operations, an airline spokesperson said.
The software malfunction was rectified after around 15-30 minutes, but it affected operations for around an hour and a half, from 1 pm to 2:30 pm when check-in and other services were handled manually.
The departure timings of as many as 23 flights were affected and the delays owing to the software malfunction stretched from 15-30 minutes, the spokesperson said.
Recently, flight operations were affected at New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI)on Friday due to the severe heat — the temperature touched 44.9 degrees Celsius in Palam.
Due to heatwave conditions, services were delayed in the afternoon for nearly three hours as authorities waited for the sun to lower.