Operations at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport have returned to normal following a technical glitch in the Air Traffic Control’s flight planning system. The issue, which affected the Automatic Message Switching System, led to widespread flight delays yesterday. Authorities are working to minimize passenger inconvenience.
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