What happened
After the high-tech Aeronautical Message Switching System suffered a software meltdown, Delhi's IGI airport bravely transitioned to 'Retro Mode.' Air traffic controllers were forced to process flight plans manually for over 150 flights, proving that while India aims for AI supremacy, the nation's aviation sector is perfectly capable of running on paper, ink, and extreme anxiety. Passengers enjoyed a nostalgic 48-hour delay, reminiscent of a time before computers complicated the simple task of not colliding in mid-air.