United Airlines in the United States has been delayed after airlines temporarily stopped flying at major airports on the “technology issue”.
A ground stop was released for the company’s main flights from departure airports, which caused problems at Chicago, Denver, Houston, San Francisco and New Jersey.
On Wednesday, with about 22:00 EDT (02:00 gmt) on Thursday, the company said the flights were no longer there, but it was interrupted.
“The issue of basic technology has been resolved and when we expect a residency delay, our team is working to restore our normal operations,” the Airlines’ statement at that time read.
According to the flight tracking site Flightwaire, more than 700 UNIFTS was late up to 21:00 EDT (02:00 BST).
During the ground stop, the air had already been able to continue at their destination.
The regional flights did not affect, but the United States warned that they could be delayed by the ground stop by the ground stop.
Jessica Jeffers, a passenger, told CNN that she was stuck in a plane in Denver, waiting for New Jersey’s Nevark.
She said, “It’s been very rough here.”
Other passengers complained of stuck on Tarmak for a few hours on social media because they waited for the news.
The BBC’s US Partner Network, CBS News reported that the airlines were considering a preventive delay, that is, some expenses taken by the passengers.
Transport Secretary Saina Daf said that the United States has informed them and the issue is not related to the wide air traffic control system in the United States.
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