Airlines and Users Struggle Amidst Microsoft Cloud Global Outage

New Delhi: Microsoft cloud global outage cloud services on Friday led to widespread disruptions for airlines and individual users alike. The incident has had a significant impact on various sectors, with notable interruptions in flight operations and a wave of frustrated users sharing their experiences online.

The Microsoft cloud outage, which began early in the day, disrupted the operations of several major airlines, including SpiceJet, Akasa Air, and Air India Express. These airlines faced delays and operational challenges due to the failure of cloud-based systems that manage booking, check-in processes, and communication. Travelers across India were affected, with numerous flights delayed and check-in counters unable to function properly.

In addition to the impact on airlines, the outage left users worldwide grappling with blue screens on their laptops. The cloud services disruption affected a range of Microsoft applications, including email and productivity tools, causing significant interruptions in work and communication. Social media platforms were flooded with posts from frustrated users, many of whom shared screenshots of their blue screens and expressed their dissatisfaction with the situation.

One user on X, captured the sentiment of many by posting, “Windows Crashed…! It seems everyone around the globe facing this issue.. wahhhh please don’t resolve Take ur own time @Microsoft.” This tweet, like many others, reflected a mix of frustration and humor as users sought to cope with the outage.

Microsoft has acknowledged the issue and is working to resolve it as swiftly as possible. The global nature of the outage underscores the critical reliance on cloud services for everyday operations and highlights the challenges faced by both businesses and individuals during such disruptions.

As Microsoft continues its efforts to restore services, affected airlines and users are navigating the immediate consequences of the outage, hoping for a quick resolution and minimal long-term impact.