Servers down since 3 am, Air India flights delayed across the world

Air India flights in India and other parts of the world were affected on Saturday morning after the airline company’s servers reportedly faced issues. Due to problems with its SITA servers, Air India flights were disrupted from 3.30 am, reported news agency ANI.

Air India flights in India and other parts of the world were affected on Saturday morning after the airline company’s servers reportedly faced issues. Due to problems with its SITA servers, Air India flights were disrupted from 3.30 am, reported news agency ANI.

Several Twitter users took to social media to complain of delayed flights and chaos at airports, including Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi and Mumbai.

The company has not issued a statement.

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