Mumbai Airport Terminal 2 suffers server crash, leads to long queues for check-ins and flight delays

At the moment, the T2 airport in Mumbai all systems are currently down. For almost an hour, passengers have been waiting for the baggage drop. There is a long line at every counter, according to DIG Shrikant Kishore of the Central Industrial Security Force. He explained that the optic fiber cable breakage was what caused the system blackout.

According to sources, the breakdown has also interfered with numerous flights' scheduled takeoff times. Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL) became aware of the predicament and advised travelers to allow more time for check-in. Additionally, they were instructed to contact their specific airlines.

"The Mumbai International Airport has a somewhat larger crowd than usual because the server is down. As manual passes are being distributed, the crowd is being effectively managed and there is no chaos, according to a statement from the CISF.

In order to accommodate all travelers, our crews are on the ground, and manual processing has begun. Sincere apologies go out to our customers for the inconvenience, and we appreciate their patience. Statement from MIAL.

A number of people raised the problem on Twitter. One of them stated that because of the system crash at Mumbai Airport's Terminal 2, delayed flights are to be expected.

System crash at #MumbaiAirport @airindiain #allairlines Crazy crowd and long queues. Expect delayed flights and more… pic.twitter.com/3ImGgmjUYy

— Kiwi (@kiwitwees) December 1, 2022