Airlines report flight delays due to ongoing software upgrades on Airbus A320 aircraft, with over 50% completed.

The fix involves reverting to earlier software but must be done before the planes can fly again. Read more at ...

Airbus SE has warned that over half its active A320 jetliner family fleet would need to implement a software fix.

While the fix only requires reverting to earlier software, the A320 planes in question cannot be allowed to fly before the change is made.

In this Special Report, India Today’s Amit Bhardwaj provides the latest updates on the global Airbus A320 software glitch.

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