New Delhi, July 20 (Ozi news desk): Following the widespread disruption caused by the Microsoft outage, the Civil Aviation Ministry has provided an update on the status of airline systems across airports. According to the Ministry, as of 3 am on Saturday, airline systems have resumed normal operations, allowing for smooth flight operations. However, the aftermath of the disruption has resulted in some backlogs, which are expected to be gradually cleared.
The update, conveyed through a communique posted by Minister Ram Mohan Naidu, reassures the public that the situation is being addressed and that efforts are underway to restore full functionality to the affected systems. This communication serves to provide transparency and clarity regarding the impact of the disruption and the steps being taken to mitigate its effects.
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