While the carrier did not disclose details about the airports where the check-in systems were affected, PTI reported most of the domestic airports were impacted, and the check-in systems were down at the various airports for more than an hour.

Air India flights experienced delays due to check-in system issues caused by a third-party network glitch, affecting several airports, including Delhi. The problem persisted for over an hour before systems were restored.

Attention flyers! Air India has warned of possible delays after check-in systems at some other airports faced problems due to a third-party connectivity network issue.

Meanwhile, Air India has been granted a temporary extension of flight duty time for two-pilot Boeing 787 Dreamliner planes flying on European routes, which have become longer due to the closure of Pakistani airspace, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation said.

Air India will restart direct flights between New Delhi and Tel Aviv from January 1, 2026. Five flights will operate weekly. This move aims to boost tourism and economic ties. Israeli carrier Arkia Airlines is also keen on direct routes to India,

The Israel Ministry of Tourism on November 5 said there will be an enhancement in connectivity with the resumption of Air India's direct flight service between New Delhi and Tel Aviv, which is set to relaunch on January 1,

The passengers were stranded in the Mongolian capital after their San Francisco-Delhi flight was diverted to the Mongolian capital on Monday due to a technical issue.

The aircraft, operating as flight AI2487, landed safely at Bhopal, where it is undergoing precautionary checks that are expected to take extended time for rectification, the airline spokesperson said.