AIRLINES RECOVERY
Did flights resume after FAA ground stop? Here's what to know if you are travelling with American, Delta, United and JetBlue
Flights in the United States have resumed after a nationwide ground stop was lifted by the FAA. The delay, caused by a telecommunications outage, resulted in thousands of cancellations and delays. Major airlines like American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, and JetBlue have implemented travel waivers for affected passengers. Recovery efforts are expected to take several days as airlines work to reposition aircraft and crews.
Air India flights to New York, Newark and San Francisco running on schedule despite nationwide aviation disruption
Air India successfully maintained its flight schedules between India and the United States during a recent aviation disruption. All flights to New York, Newark, and San Francisco reached their destinations on time. Departures from these US airports also operated without any major delays reported. This timely operation was despite the Federal Aviation Administration imposing a nationwide ground stop due to communication failures.
Thousands of flights canceled as airlines work to dig out from nationwide ground stop
Airlines across the U.S. experienced major disruptions due to a nationwide ground stop that lasted for over four hours. The ground stop resulted in the cancellation of more than 2,500 flights and left many travelers stranded. Sports teams had to change travel plans, with some opting to take buses instead of flights. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated that aging technology contributed to the communication failures experienced.
What happened to US airlines today? Over 15,000 flights cancelled after longest nationwide ground stop in 25 years
On November 14, a telecommunications failure caused the cancellation of over 2,000 flights across the United States, leading to the most extensive nationwide ground stop in a quarter-century. This event affected more than 15,000 flights, leaving many passengers stranded with long delays. Those impacted are eligible for refunds according to regulations from the US Department of Transportation.
Microsoft says sorry for global outage as it traces disruption to network upgrade issue; adds all products now operational
Microsoft services like Outlook and Teams faced a significant outage impacting users globally for over a day. The disruption began on Thursday, November 12, and continued into Friday, leading to severe communication issues. Microsoft reported gradual improvements in service restoration across affected areas during the outage. Many users still encountered intermittent access problems and delays in email delivery as the company worked on a resolution.
Air India warns of US flight disruptions even as FAA lifts ground stop; other airlines issue updates
Air India and other airlines reported possible disruptions due to a recent FAA ground stop affecting all flights. The ground stop was implemented following communication outages at regional air traffic control centers across the country. Airlines, including United and Delta, resumed operations after the stoppage was lifted, advising passengers to check their flight status. Air Canada warned that its services would remain impacted into the following days.
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Microsoft 365: Teams out of office, Outlook grim; co reroutes traffic as it works on recovery
Microsoft faced a global outage affecting Outlook and Exchange Online services, which disrupted communication for various organizations. Financial institutions in India dealt with impairments in email-based communication, requiring alternative channels for continuity. Banks reportedly continued operations through other platforms like Microsoft Teams and SharePoint. Airlines also experienced issues with email support for customer assistance but maintained flight operations and other communication channels.
Your next flight could cost more even if oil prices fall: Here's what is changing
Airlines face challenges that could prevent ticket price reductions despite falling oil prices and rising fuel costs. These challenges include aircraft maintenance expenses and delays in aircraft deliveries, which add to overall operational costs. Airlines are managing ticket prices carefully to balance their revenue recovery with passengers' price sensitivities. Consequently, travelers should remain aware of total travel costs, including various surcharges and fees.
Microsoft dethrones Jensen Huang's Nvidia, then faces 18-hour global outage entering second day: What went wrong?
Microsoft recently became the second-most valuable company globally, overtaking Nvidia amid market turmoil. Nvidia's value dropped significantly due to a negative outlook on AI and leadership scandals. Concurrently, Microsoft experienced a major global outage affecting services like Outlook and Teams for over 18 hours. This disruption impacted various government and airline services across multiple countries. While recovery is underway, some users may continue to experience intermittent issues.
Microsoft says services being gradually restored in Asia Pacific
Microsoft said it was seeing improvements in mailbox access and delayed email processing, but some users may continue to experience intermittent issues. Its focus is now on extending the recovery actions to affected infrastructure in other regions and on reducing email queues and backlogs, it said.
The Microsoft trap: One outage can bring the business world tumbling down
Microsoft outage: The digital transformation that promised uninterrupted productivity has also created new points of systemic vulnerability. A world that has moved its offices, correspondence, records and increasingly its decision-making into the cloud cannot afford to discover that its business continuity depends on a single provider keeping its servers running.
Microsoft struggles to restore services as outage hits companies and governments worldwide
Microsoft's services like Outlook and Teams faced a significant global outage, disrupting operations for numerous users and businesses. Companies from Japan to Australia reported various issues, with Microsoft working urgently to resolve them. Despite some initial restoration of services, problems persisted, affecting email functionalities and productivity. Many governments, including Japan and the Philippines, took steps to ensure communication remained operational amidst the outage.
Microsoft outage disrupts global businesses, government services as recovery efforts falter
A prolonged Microsoft outage disrupted Outlook, Teams and Copilot services worldwide, affecting businesses, airlines and government operations across several countries. More than 130,000 users reported Outlook problems on Downdetector. Microsoft's recovery efforts faced setbacks, while OpenAI and Anthropic also reported connectivity issues involving Microsoft 365 tools.
Microsoft Outage: Air India, IndiGo and Akasa issue passenger advisories
Air India reported that its flight operations were unaffected by the ongoing Microsoft outage. The airline implemented measures to ensure continued communication with customers and timely email responses. IndiGo and Akasa Air experienced disruptions in their email services due to the same outage and recommended alternative support channels. Microsoft is addressing a significant global disruption impacting multiple services, including Teams and Outlook.
56% of airlines expect air travel slowdown over next 2-3 years amid rising costs: McKinsey
More than half of airlines expect a slowdown in air travel over the next two to three years, as rising jet fuel prices, higher maintenance costs and aircraft delivery delays weigh on the aviation industry, according to a McKinsey report. The report also highlights the sector's financial challenges, profitability trends and the potential role of artificial intelligence in improving operational efficiency.
Caught between costly inputs and cautious buyers, India Inc takes a hit
Companies in India's consumer goods, automobile, and paints sectors are increasing prices to offset rising costs. The West Asia conflict has severely impacted input and logistics expenses across various industries. While some companies have raised prices, they are still absorbing part of these costs to maintain demand. Consumer giants like Hindustan Unilever and Asian Paints report pressure on their margins despite price hikes.
US Stock Market today: Full list of stocks that lift S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow Jones to new highs
US Stock Market: CBOE Volatility Index fell for the fourth straight session to close at a one-week low of 17.49. Last week, Wall Street's fear gauge hit its highest in more than seven months.
Samvat 2083 begins: Will the good times roll for Indian businesses?
Samvat 2083 begins with Indian businesses entering the new year on a note of cautious optimism. Strong GST collections, festive demand and the RBI’s upgraded FY27 growth forecast point to economic resilience. But weak hiring, easing manufacturing momentum, food inflation and crude oil risks cloud the outlook.
Trump’s pain makes D-Street bulls gain! IndiGo, Asian Paints, other crude-sensitive stocks rally up to 8% as oil drops below $95
Paint makers, airlines, tyre companies and OMCs rallied as crude oil prices plunged nearly 10%, falling below $95 a barrel. Lower oil prices raised hopes of easing input and fuel costs, while Trump's midterm setback added to the positive market sentiment.
Rs. 15 lakh crore of revenue, questioned by authorities – and the real worry was where the cash went
A company can report a loan, an advance, or an investment even after the cash has moved beyond its control. Sometimes the explanation is legitimate. Sometimes the money has been used for a purpose shareholders never approved. How does this happen?
Stocks in news: RIL, Jio, Trent, Suzlon Energy, IndiGo, Vedanta Power and RVNL
On Thursday, Indian equities experienced a recovery, with Nifty closing above the 22,900 mark. Stocks such as Reliance Industries, Jio Platforms, and IndiGo are expected to remain in focus. Several companies reported varied profit results for the September quarter, impacting market sentiment. Regulatory developments and credit rating updates are also being closely monitored by investors. The upcoming earnings announcements from notable companies will further influence market activity.
Indian national killed, two injured in Dammam airport attack; King Fahd International Airport operations resume
King Fahd International Airport in Dammam has resumed its operations after an attack on Wednesday. The recent attack resulted in the death of a Saudi resident, prompting a temporary diversion of flights. In a related incident, one Indian national sustained injuries during another attack at the Shaybah oilfield nearby. The Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia is working with local authorities for further updates.
Boeing sales chief McMullen to retire, company memo says
Boeing's global sales and marketing chief Brad McMullen will retire in December and be succeeded by Ryan Weir, currently heading North American sales, according to a memo seen by Reuters. McMullen helped lead the planemaker's commercial recovery after a 2024 mid-air door plug blowout, as Boeing works to regain market momentum.
Air India student offer: How to get 10% flat discount on tickets and up to Rs 1,000 extra off on direct bookings
For all students planning their next trip, Air India is now offering a generous 10% discount on eligible domestic fares! This special promotion is available for bookings made before October 20, 2026. Be sure to use the promo code UPIPROMO during online reservations for extra savings. Just a reminder, students must show valid documents at check-in to validate their eligibility.
Tension spikes in West Asia as Saudi coalition threatens retaliation after deadly Houthi strike on Riyadh airport
After a Houthi strike on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh resulted in 12 fatalities and over 300 injuries, the Saudi-led coalition threatened retaliation against the attackers. Airport operations had to be suspended to assess damage and ensure safety following the incident.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Saudi attacks ‘must stop now’, confirms US citizen killed
A recent attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh led to 12 deaths and over 300 injuries. This incident heightened tensions between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthi group, leading to international condemnation. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed outrage and called for an immediate halt to such attacks. Several countries, including Egypt and Qatar, condemned the assaults and expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia.
Akasa Air extends Riyadh flight cancellation till October 10 amid evolving security situation
Akasa Air and Air India Express have cancelled flights to and from Riyadh until October 10 amid a worsening security situation following attacks on two Saudi airports on October 6 and 7 that killed three people and injured 36. Both airlines are offering affected passengers full refunds or complimentary rescheduling. The Indian Embassy in Riyadh has advised Indian nationals to remain vigilant, stay indoors if necessary and follow local authorities’ instructions.
flydubai pilot suffered depressed skull fracture while fighting off co-pilot who attacked him with axe
Captain Smit Machchhar sustained serious injuries during an attack by co-pilot Hammam al-Hammami in the cockpit. He suffered a depressed skull fracture that required emergency surgery for his recovery. After initial treatment in Saudi Arabia, he was transferred back to the UAE for further care. The Indian embassy has reported ongoing support and monitoring of his health. Machchhar's situation reflects a significant and challenging incident aboard the aircraft.
Nomura sees IndiGo emerging stronger from fuel shock; initiates Buy with Rs 6,000 target
Nomura initiated coverage on InterGlobe Aviation with a Buy rating and a Rs 6,000 target price, implying around 20% upside from the September 30 close. It believes IndiGo’s low-cost model, large aircraft order book and expanding international network could strengthen its competitive edge despite elevated fuel prices.
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