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Software Issue Affecting Check-In Systems At Several Airports Resolved | India News

Software Issue Affecting Check-In Systems At Several Airports Resolved | India News

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Last Updated:December 02, 2025, 22:52 IST Air India issued an advisory after a third-party system disruption affected check-in systems at various airports, causing delays across multiple airlines. An Air India flight (Image used for representation) After disruption at various airports on Tuesday, a software issue was reported at Delhi airport and resolved soon, officials said. Officials at the Delhi airport told News18 that the software issue in Amadeus airport check-in was reported at Delhi airport between 8.45 pm and 9.30 pm. It was later resolved and check-in continued without any problems. Earlier in the day, Air India issued advisory after a third-party system disruption affected check-in systems at various airports. The disruptions caused delays across multiple airlines. In post on X, Air India said: “A third-party system disruption has been affecting check-in systems at various airports, resulting in delays across multiple airlines, including Air India. Our airport teams are working diligently to ensure a smooth check-in experience for all passengers. While the system is progressively getting restored, some of our flights may continue to experience …

IndiGo, Air India, Air India Express Wrap Up Majority Of Mandated A320 Software Upgrades | India News

IndiGo, Air India, Air India Express Wrap Up Majority Of Mandated A320 Software Upgrades | India News

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Last Updated:November 30, 2025, 16:12 IST Airbus A320 flights in India resume after IndiGo, Air India, and Air India Express complete software upgrades per DGCA and EASA rules. IndiGo stressed that operations remain largely unaffected. Airbus software update: India’s Airbus A320 family aircraft have resumed operations after airlines carried out most of the required software resets prompted by a safety notice from Airbus and EASA. Airlines, including IndiGo, Air India and Air India Express, on Saturday started carrying out software upgrades of A320 family planes to address a potential flight control issue with minimal disruption to flight schedules. The software upgrade is being done after the DGCA ordered an immediate halt to flights operated by the Airbus A320 family until airlines complete mandatory safety modifications. According to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), out of 338 A320 family aircraft operated by Indian airlines that require the software upgrade, 323 aircraft have been upgraded with the latest software updates. DGCA stated that IndiGo has fully completed the software upgrade across its 200 aircraft, ensuring full …

A320 Safety Update: IndiGo, Air India, Air India Express Carry Out Upgrades, DGCA Confirms | India News

A320 Safety Update: IndiGo, Air India, Air India Express Carry Out Upgrades, DGCA Confirms | India News

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Last Updated:November 29, 2025, 22:46 IST IndiGo, Air India, and Air India Express are upgrading A320 aircraft software after an EASA alert, causing delays and four Air India Express cancellations. Airbus CEO apologised. Here are some surprising things many people don’t know about Airbus.(Photo Credit: X) IndiGo, Air India, and Air India Express began upgrading the software of their A320-family aircraft on Saturday to address a potential flight-control issue. Modifications have been completed on around 80% of the 338 affected planes, an exercise that has caused delays and a few flight cancellations. According to the latest data from the aviation regulator DGCA, IndiGo and Air India did not cancel any flights, while Air India Express cancelled four flights due to the system modification process. Flight delays have been 60-90 minutes at various airports, sources said. IndiGo Completes Safety Upgrades On 160 A320 Aircraft IndiGo announced that it had completed the required upgrades on 160 A320-family aircraft by noon, with inspections underway for the remaining 40 planes. The airline also said that no flights have been …

Air India begins rapid A320 software, hardware resets after Airbus–EASA warning

Air India begins rapid A320 software, hardware resets after Airbus–EASA warning

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Air India has initiated an accelerated software and hardware realignment programme across its Airbus A320 family aircraft following an urgent global directive issued by Airbus and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) addressing a potential safety risk. The airline on Saturday said safety remains its “top priority” and confirmed that over 40 per cent of its affected aircraft have already undergone the mandatory reset. In a statement posted on X, Air India said its engineering teams have been “working round-the-clock” to complete the task within the timeline prescribed by EASA. “Air India can confirm that there have been no cancellations due to this task, and there is no major impact on schedule integrity across our network. However, some of our flights may be slightly delayed or rescheduled,” the airline noted, adding that ground teams are assisting passengers and travellers are advised to check updated flight status before heading to airports. The global directive follows Airbus` identification of a potential “solar radiation risk” that could corrupt data linked to critical flight-control systems. The issue surfaced …

Ericsson opens R&D unit to drive 5G software development in Bengaluru

Ericsson opens R&D unit to drive 5G software development in Bengaluru

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Ericsson is a Swedish multinational telecommunications company that offers networking and telecommunications equipment and services globally. | Photo Credit: File photo Ericsson, a multinational telecommunications company that offers networking and telecommunications equipment and services globally, has opened a new R&D unit to drive 5G software development in Bengaluru, on November 13. The new R&D unit would initially focus on developing 5G and 5G Advanced features for the Ericsson 5G baseband. The work would be carried out in close collaboration with the company’s global RAN (Radio Access Network) software teams. According to the Swedish firm, the initiative is part of Ericsson’s broader R&D expansion in India, including the growth of ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) development. Ericsson is focused on advancing 5G, 6G and AI development across R&D centres in Bengaluru, Chennai and Gurugram. Nitin Bansal, Managing Director, Ericsson India and Head of Network solutions, Market Area South East Asia, Oceania and India, said, “Setting up the R&D centre in India for RAN software development represents a significant step forward towards strengthening our R&D operations in India. Even …

Windsurf Releases SWE-1 Series AI Models Capable of Full-Process Software Development

Windsurf Releases SWE-1 Series AI Models Capable of Full-Process Software Development

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Windsurf, an artificial intelligence (AI) no-code or ‘vibe coding’ platform, released a series of AI models on Thursday. Dubbed SWE-1, these models are focused on complex software engineering tasks, and not just writing code. The series comprises SWE-1, SWE-1-lite, and SWE-1-mini, where each model is designed for specific use cases. The lite and mini versions are available to all Windsurf users, whereas the frontier SWE-1 model is only available to subscribers. The company has yet to reveal pricing for and availability for the frontier coding model. Windsurf Unveils New Software Engineering AI Models The California-based AI firm detailed the new series of AI models in a blog post. SWE-1 is designed to tackle the complex tasks and responsibilities of a human, and not just write and edit code. The company says that while coding models have improved, their scope has not increased significantly. Most models are still trained to produce code that compiles and passes unit tests, but that represents only a small part of what software engineers do. The company added that the next …

Amazon’s Zoox issued a robotaxi software recall after a crash in Las Vegas

Amazon’s Zoox issued a robotaxi software recall after a crash in Las Vegas

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Amazon-owned Zoox says it issued a software recall for all 270 of its vehicles after an unoccupied robotaxi in Las Vegas crashed into a passenger vehicle on April 8th, Reuters reports. The update rolled out between April 16th and 17th to address a risky situation that could arise when the vehicle operating at over 40mph closed in on another vehicle that approaches its lane from a perpendicular driveway before stopping. In a press release on Tuesday, Zoox said there was only minor damage to both vehicles and no injuries were reported. Zoox shared how the incident played out in the voluntary safety recall report it sent to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on May 1st: The incident involved a passenger car quickly approaching the lane where our purpose-built robotaxi was traveling. Anticipating that the passenger car would proceed forward, the Zoox robotaxi slowed down and steered to the right. Instead, the car came to a stop, fully yielding to the Zoox robotaxi and remaining in the shoulder lane. The Zoox robotaxi braked hard, …

Telangana man tries to pull off Dragon movie-like scam to land job at software company; gets caught in 15 days

Telangana man tries to pull off Dragon movie-like scam to land job at software company; gets caught in 15 days

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Apr 26, 2025 01:14 PM IST A Telangana man used an imposter to land a job at Infosys in Bengaluru – a tactic similar to the one used by Pradeep Ranganathan’s character in Dragon. Anyone who has watched Ashwath Marimuthu’s Pradeep Ranganathan-starrer Dragon remembers the scene that exposes innovative ways youngsters cheat during video interviews to land jobs. A TOI report states that a Telangana man tried to pull off a similar scam even before the film was released, only to be caught in 15 days. (Also Read: Simbu plays manmadhan in my film, reveals Dragon director Ashwath Marimuthu) Pradeep Ranganathan’s character cheats during his video interview in Dragon. Telangana man’s Dragon movie-like scam The report states that a software engineer from Telangana, Rapa Sai Prashanth, used an impostor to land a job at Infosys in Bengaluru. However, the man in his 20s was caught in 15 days, and the company terminated his job after they noticed inconsistencies. A complaint was also filed at Adugodi police station for cheating and impersonation under the IT Act …

Four arrested for assaulting software developer in Gurgaon, damaging his bike | Delhi News

Four arrested for assaulting software developer in Gurgaon, damaging his bike | Delhi News

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Two days after a software developer was assaulted and his bike was damaged in Gurgaon, four men were arrested on Tuesday, said police. The video of the assault was widely shared on social media, prompting calls for the arrest of the accused. The clip showed the men damaging the bike of the accused with sticks and thrashing him despite his appeals to let him go. Hardik Sharma (32), who works as a software developer with a popular food ordering and delivery firm, was allegedly assaulted on Sunday morning by four men who were travelling in an SUV. The incident happened near Dwarka Expressway when he was out with a bikers’ group headed to Manesar. The SUV, Sharma alleged, drove recklessly past him and his fellow bikers. A police team led by Inspector Shahid Ahmad, Station House Officer of Sector-37, arrested the four accused near the Kherki Daula Toll Plaza, said officers. The suspects have been identified as Bhanu Sharma (33), a gym owner, Deepak Singh (24), a gym trainer, Pragya Sharma (23), who leases cricket …

5 Best Accounting Software for Property Management in 2025

5 Best Accounting Software for Property Management in 2025

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The best property management software with accounting integration includes key features like owner statements, CAM Common Area Maintenance fee reconciliation, and property-level reporting. I evaluated the platforms below based on the quality of their accounting integrations, whether they support two-way data syncing, and how smoothly they connect with existing financial systems. I also considered whether they’re supported by verified app marketplaces or partner directories. Why you can trust TechRepublic At TechRepublic, we publish high-quality, independently researched articles created by writers who are experts in the fields they cover. Our contributors include seasoned IT professionals, certified accountants, software developers, and industry consultants — people who have worked directly with the tools they evaluate. Every article is built on firsthand experience, in-depth testing, and a deep understanding of what businesses and tech teams actually need to make confident, informed decisions. Comparison of the best accounting software for property management Starting monthly price Tenant portal access Lease management Vacancy listing Financial reporting Buildium $58 5★ 5★ 5★ 5★ STRATAFOLIO $150 4★ 4★ 3.5★ 4★ REI Hub $15 ✕ …