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IN PHOTOS: Microsoft global outage disrupts airline services in parts of world

Updated On: 19 July, 2024 10:32 PM IST | Sanjana Deshpande

A global Microsoft outage on Friday led to disruptions in airline operations in several parts of the world. Pics/AFP

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The airport staff had to manually check-in passengers at Hong Kong International Airport due to global Microsoft outage. Pics/AFP
The airport staff had to manually check-in passengers at Hong Kong International Airport due to global Microsoft outage. Pics/AFP
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Services like booking, check-in and boarding processes, including issuance of boarding passes, are being carried out manually, at Hongkong International Airport

Services like booking, check-in and boarding processes, including issuance of boarding passes, are being carried out manually, at Hongkong International Airport

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The airport staff had to hold up a final call sign at Hongkong International Airport as some airlines resort to manual check-in

The airport staff had to hold up a final call sign at Hongkong International Airport as some airlines resort to manual check-in

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Meanwhile, the passengers at Gatwick Airport had to wait for hours as some flights were cancelled or delayed, in Horley in south of London

Meanwhile, the passengers at Gatwick Airport had to wait for hours as some flights were cancelled or delayed, in Horley in south of London

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Airports including London Luton, Belfast and Edinburgh warned of longer waiting times for passengers because of the glitch

Airports including London Luton, Belfast and Edinburgh warned of longer waiting times for passengers because of the glitch

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In India, the impact was more on passengers flying out of high-density airports like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai

In India, the impact was more on passengers flying out of high-density airports like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai

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According to preliminary data by aviation analytics firm Cirium on the global IT disruption, 56 flight were cancelled out of 3,652 flights scheduled from Indian destinations. This does not include inbound flights to India

According to preliminary data by aviation analytics firm Cirium on the global IT disruption, 56 flight were cancelled out of 3,652 flights scheduled from Indian destinations. This does not include inbound flights to India

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Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu assured the passengers that the ministry and Airports Authority of India (AAI) are actively managing the situation using manual methods to ensure minimal disruption

Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu assured the passengers that the ministry and Airports Authority of India (AAI) are actively managing the situation using manual methods to ensure minimal disruption

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Air India Express, SpiceJet and Akasa have taken proactive measures by initiating manual check-ins to ensure minimal disruption to passengers and flight schedules

Air India Express, SpiceJet and Akasa have taken proactive measures by initiating manual check-ins to ensure minimal disruption to passengers and flight schedules

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Amid a massive global outage that hit operations of airlines, banks and businesses across the globe, Microsoft on Friday said it is aware of the issue affecting Windows devices due to an update from a third-party software platform

Amid a massive global outage that hit operations of airlines, banks and businesses across the globe, Microsoft on Friday said it is aware of the issue affecting Windows devices due to an update from a third-party software platform

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