ATC glitch at Delhi Airport delays over 300 flights nationwide:Major technical failure in Delhi’s Air Traffic Control disrupts operations; Bhopal-bound flights also delayed by up to 90 minutes

The major technical glitch in the Air Traffic Control System (ATC) at Delhi Airport on Friday morning also affected the capital city of Bhopal. Several flights arriving from Delhi were late, causing inconvenience to passengers. Indigo flight 6E602, which was scheduled to arrive at 7:45 AM, reached Bhopal around 9:10 AM, about an hour and a half late. Meanwhile, Air India flight AI1723, which was supposed to arrive at 12:05 PM, landed at 1:05 PM. Another Indigo flight, scheduled to reach Bhopal at 1:05 PM, is reportedly still stuck at Delhi Airport. Ramji Awasthi, Director of Bhopal Airport, stated that one morning flight arrived late. It will only become clear after the arrival of other flights whether the delay will continue to affect subsequent flights. He added that due to a technical malfunction at Delhi Airport, there are changes in the landing and takeoff times of flights. “Situation will be clear only after the arrival of flights” Bhopal Airport management says that all flights are being tracked in real-time. Director Ramji Awasthi stated that “the situation will only become clear after the arrival of flights. Passengers have been advised to keep checking the airline’s website or customer care for information.” Flights had to be operated manually in Delhi Due to a malfunction in the Automatic Message Switching System (AMSS) at Delhi Airport since Thursday night, ATC (Air Traffic Control) had to operate flights manually. This affected not only Delhi but also flight schedules in several cities across the country. According to information, more than 100 flights were delayed by Friday morning. According to flight tracking websites, flights were delayed by an average of 30 to 90 minutes for departure or landing. Read this news too… Technical glitch at Delhi Airport, 300 flights delayed More than 300 flights were delayed at Delhi Airport on Friday due to a technical fault in the Air Traffic Control system. According to news agency PTI, air controllers have not been able to get flight schedules due to technical glitches since Thursday evening. Read full news ​