Nepal's Tribhuvan Worldwide Airport on Saturday reported a technical glitch resulting in the delay of all flight actions with at the least 5 airplane journeys being placed on maintain, ANI reported citing an official.“Downside has been reported within the airfield lighting system of the runway. Not less than 5 flights are on maintain as of now. All arrival and departure flights, home and worldwide, have been delayed. The issue was detected at 5.30pm (Native Time),” the information company quoted Renji Sherpa, spokesperson for the TIA (Tribhuvan Worldwide Airport) saying.This comes a day after technical glitches at Delhi airport led to the delay of over 800 flights.A technical glitch within the computerized message switching system (AMSS), which handles flight planning for air site visitors management, endured for over 15 hours from round 5.45am on Friday earlier than the Airports Authority of India (AAI) introduced round 9pm that the difficulty had been resolved.Delhi's Indira Gandhi Worldwide Airport (IGIA), with its 4 runways, manages over 1,500 flight operations every day.
