Indigo airline server down: Difficulty in booking and check-in, long queues of passengers at airports across the country.

Many social media users have shared pictures of Terminal-1 of Bengaluru Airport. Here passengers are seen waiting at the check-in counter of Indigo.

Indigo airline’s online passenger service system is down. People are not able to book and check-in airline tickets online. Flight operations and ground services at airports have also been affected. Due to this, long queues of passengers have been seen at airports across the country.

Information has been given by the airline about the problem, but due to lack of any alternative arrangement for the passengers, they are waiting at the airports for hours.

Passengers are seen waiting at the check-in counter of IndiGo at Kolkata Airport.

There is a crowd of passengers in front of IndiGo counters at Campagouda International Airport in Bengaluru.

Indigo told- problem due to system slowdown

The airline gave information about this through a post on social media platform X. Indigo said, ‘Our teams are working on this matter. Normalcy will be restored soon.

This is a video grab of the booking process on the IndiGo website, no flight is being shown in it.

3 months ago, millions of computers running on Microsoft were down.

Three months ago, due to a software update by American anti-virus company CrowdStrike, millions of computers running on Microsoft operating system across the world came to a standstill. Due to this, essential services like airports, flights, trains, hospitals, banks, restaurants, digital payments, stock exchanges, TV channels and supermarkets were stopped all over the world. The maximum impact was seen at the airport.

3% i.e. about 4,295 flights had to be canceled worldwide. In America alone, 1100 flights were canceled and 1700 were delayed. In India, huge crowd was seen at major airports of the country including Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bengaluru.

Indigo has 62% share in the domestic market. Indigo has 62% share in the domestic market. Currently IndiGo operates flights to 30 international destinations, serving 805 international cities. With a fleet of more than 300 aircraft, the airline connects 78 cities of the country with more than 2000 flights daily.

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