Normalcy in the check-in system at the Kolkata airport was restored after being disrupted for nine hours on Monday, inconveniencing scores of passengers.
"The system, which slowed down and conked off around 5.15pm yesterday (Monday), was up and running by 2.30am," Airport Director Kaushik Bhattacharjee said Tuesday.
A tweet by Kolkata Airport thanked passengers and other stakeholders for their patience.
"The Local Area Network has been restored at around 0230hrs. We thank our passengers, airlines and all the stakeholders for the patience and cooperation," it said.
Five Kolkata-bound flights were also diverted Monday evening owing to bad weather in the city.
The technical snag did not affect the arrival of flights to Kolkata, thunderstorms and subsequent rain did, a spokesperson of Airports Authority of India (AAI) said.
"A Singapore Airline flight was diverted to Dhaka, three others were diverted to Bhubaneswar and one to Lucknow," the spokesperson said.
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The AAI owns and manages more than 100 airports - including the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International (NSCBI) Airport in Kolkata.
A fault was detected at the local area network (LAN) of NSCBI Airport Monday evening, hampering check-in process of the passengers.
Around 30 flights were delayed by an average of 20-25 minutes as boarding passes had to be issued manually.
The flyers took to social media to report about the chaos at the airport.
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