India's bustling Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport faced a brief power outage Monday, disrupting baggage systems and e-gates for seven minutes before backup generators kicked in. While air conditioners temporarily halted amid Delhi's sweltering 45°C+ heatwave, services were swiftly restored—proving summer travel chaos isn't *always* inevitable.
What Went Down?
A voltage imbalance from the local grid caused ripple effects at all terminals, with travelers sharing viral clips of check-in queues. One airline insider warned of potential delays, but airport officials emphasized: "No major operational impacts."
Bigger Picture
With India's domestic air travel set to double by 2030, this blip highlights infrastructure pressures during peak seasons. Bonus context: Record-breaking temperatures and power cuts have made life for Delhi residents this month. Stay hydrated out there!
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for Delhi residents this month. Stay hydrated out there!
