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IT glitch but no problems: Virgin Blue

Virgin Blue says an IT glitch in its computer system hit the airline but denies reports of long queues at its airport terminals.

Virgin Blue says an IT glitch in its computer system hit the airline but denies reports of long queues at its airport terminals.

A Virgin Blue spokeswoman says flights are running on schedule on Tuesday and there are no major queues of passengers at its terminals.

"It's always busy at this time but everything is running as normal," she said.

She said the system was down for just a few minutes before it was back up and running.

"We were doing an upgrade on the network but the glitch did not cause any major worries."

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