Technical glitch hits IndiGo operations

Tribune News Service

New Delhi, Updated At : 06:37 AM Oct 06, 2024 IST

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IndiGo operations were affected across the country on Saturday due to a technical glitch in its systems. The glitch led to slower check-ins and massive queues at airports. The airline said it was working to resolve the issue at the earliest. “We are currently experiencing a temporary system slowdown across our network, affecting our website and booking system. As a result, customers may face increased wait time, including slower check-ins and longer queues at airports,” the airline said. In another statement issued later, IndiGo said, “Our airport systems are up and running, and our airport services have eased out...”

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