Indian carrier SpiceJet passengers are facing problems at Delhi airport due to the airline’s operational issues, sources have told Times Now. One of the reasons
behind the disruption in the services is that the airline has not cleared Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL), which is the provider of Air Turbine Fuel (jet fuel) to the airline. Reports also suggested that there are multiple problems that led to operational disruptions at the airport. It’s essentially because of the financial problems the airline is facing and has a cash crunch to follow the cash-and-carry model. However, sources within the airline said that the airline is working to address the issue and resolve it. They also suggest that the payment of IOCL has got cleared eventually. Amidst this, in a separate development, services of IndiGo and Akasa Air also faced issues due to disruptions in the Microsoft services as the technology giant is dealing with one of its worst outages in three years. Microsoft, which offers productivity services for businesses functioning across the world, including workplace services, Outlook (email), and Teams, has largely remained disrupted. As the outage has entered its second day, the company says it is still working to pinpoint the cause and is not aware of any malicious activity behind it.
