Server Outage Fixed At New York’s JFK Airport After 8 Hours

• Officials say normal operations are expected at John F Kennedy Airport’s Terminal 7, one day after a computer outage caused massive check-in delays.
  
  
• A server crash created major delays at one of America’s busiest airports, New York’s JFK International Airport. All operations were stalled at Terminal 7 on Sunday.
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  The computer system used to check-in passengers began to malfunction. Incidentally, it was not a TSA issue, but a private server that created the problem. As a result, passengers were being checked-in by hand and issued handwritten boarding passes.
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• About 1,500 people were to be checked-in during the time of the server malfunction.
  

Passengers on Twitter

@mysterzip @ABC7NYNewsDesk apologies for the combined pic folks, check the crowds outside! pic.twitter.com/n5XogtxGhT

— Tristan Stark (@tritto) May 30, 2016

How do international airlines respond to a massive tech crash? Back to basics. #Terminal7 #JFK #honeymoon pic.twitter.com/lJEBnRgzPI

— Sarah Pels (@spelsasaurus) May 29, 2016

(With inputs from sources.)