Air India’s operations across the world were affected for over five hours on Saturday morning because of a problem in the airline’s main server. Though restored, the shutdown since 3 am left hundreds of passengers stranded at airports as the airline was unable to issue them boarding passes.
“The system has been restored. It has begun functioning. We regret the inconvenience that passengers had to face,” Air India chairman Ashwani Lohani was quoted as saying by news agency PTI.
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