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First, the technical failure of the "Microsoft Blue Screen" seriously affected the operation of Delta Airlines. The system crash caused flight delays and stranded passengers, which not only damaged the company's reputation but also caused direct economic losses. This shows us the key role of technology in the modern aviation industry. Once a problem occurs, the consequences are disastrous.

Secondly, judging from Delta Airlines’ response, the company’s emergency response mechanism was insufficient. Faced with such a major technical failure, it failed to take timely and effective measures to reduce losses. This reflects the importance of preparation and emergency plans when companies deal with emergencies.

However, if we take a broader view, we will find that this incident is inextricably linked to the work of programmers. In today's digital age, the task of programmers is not only to write code, but more importantly to ensure that the developed system has a high degree of stability and reliability.

Programmers need to fully consider and predict various possible situations during software development. For fields like the aviation industry, which have extremely high requirements for safety and stability, there is no room for negligence. A small code error may trigger a chain reaction and lead to serious consequences.

In the case of Delta Airlines, the "Microsoft Blue Screen" may be due to system vulnerabilities that were not discovered and fixed in time, or compatibility issues that occurred during the system update process. This requires programmers to strictly follow industry standards and specifications when developing and maintaining systems, and conduct sufficient testing and verification.

At the same time, programmers also need to work closely with other departments to understand business needs and processes. Only in this way can they develop a system that truly meets actual needs and avoid problems caused by the disconnection between technology and business.

In addition, companies should also provide programmers with a good working environment and resource support, including regular training and learning opportunities so that they can keep up with the pace of technological development; and reasonable work arrangements to avoid mistakes caused by overwork and excessive stress.

In short, the "Microsoft blue screen" incident of Delta Airlines has sounded the alarm for the entire industry. Programmers bear important responsibilities in ensuring the stable operation of the system, and companies also need to create good conditions for programmers from multiple aspects to jointly promote the healthy development of the industry.