Airline services in India, US hit after Microsoft 365 outage

On Friday morning several airports and airlines across the globe were hit after a global Microsoft 365 outage Berlin Airport announced that they were stopping all services amid the global technical snag and major airlines in the United States of America like Frontier Airlines also announced that they were suspending their services for the time being due to the snagThe snag according to the news reports was reported in several countries including IndiaThe global outage media reports suggested was caused by to outage of the cybersecurity platform CrowdStrike which provides advanced cybersecurity solutions to Windows PCsPeople have taken to social media platform X formerly Twitter to voice their concerns This outage has also disrupted the services of multiple airlines in America and two major airlines in India Both SpiceJet and Akasa Air reported facing technical issues on Friday morningThe downdetector showed that the issues being reported with Microsoft 365 peaked on Friday morningMicrosoft Blue Screen Error happening Globally Got this screen for the 5th time back to back said one userMicrosoft Blue Screen Error happening GloballyGot this screen for the 5th time back to backMicrosoft BlueScreenError pictwittercomwkfiEqaAFRmdash Gautam jha Gautam1905 July 19 2024Windows Crashed It seems everyone around the globe is facing this issue wahhhh please dont resolve Take ur own time said anotherWindows Crashed It seems everyone around the globe facing this issue wahhhh please dont resolve Take ur own time Microsoft windows bluescreen pictwittercomphd1LO7hHvmdash avoid_sugar July 19 2024Workaround for Windows BSOD issue due to Crowdstrike 1 Boot Windows into Safe Mode or the Windows Recovery Environment 2 Navigate to the CWindowsSystem32driversCrowdStrike directory 3 Locate the file matching ldquoC00000291sysrdquo and delete it 4 Boot the host normally wrote another userBSOD error in latest crowdstrike update byuTipOFMYTONGUEDAMN incrowdstrikeView this post on InstagramA post shared by midday middayindiaSpicejet took to their social media handle on Friday to announce that they were too facing issues with their services provider which was affecting their online services The airline wrote We are currently experiencing technical challenges with our service provider affecting online services including booking checkin and managing booking functionalities As a result we have activated manual checkin and boarding processes across airports We kindly request passengers with upcoming travel plans to arrive at the airport earlier than usual to complete checkin at our counters We sincerely regret any inconvenience this may cause and assure you that our teams are diligently working with our service provider to resolve these issues promptly Thank you for your patience and cooperation during this timeVIDEO Passengers stranded at Goa airport following a technical glitch with the checkin system Further details are awaitedFull video available on PTI Videos httpstcon147TvqRQz pictwittercomXAYjtLRlpJmdash Press Trust of India PTI_News July 19 2024Meanwhile Akasa Air shared a similar message on their social media handle stating Due to infrastructure issues with our service provider some of our online services including booking checkin and manage booking services will be temporarily unavailable Currently we are following manual checkin and boarding processes at the airports and request passengers with immediate travel plans to reach the airport early to checkin at our counters We sincerely regret the inconvenience caused and want to assure you that our teams are working with our service provider to resolve this as soon as possibleTravelUpdate Due to infrastructure issues with our service provider some of our online services including booking checkin and manage booking services will be temporarily unavailable Currently we are following manual checkin and boarding processes at the airports and hencehellipmdash Akasa Air AkasaAir July 19 2024