All flights across US grounded due to computer glitch
Social media has been used by irate travellers to complain about spending hours on the tarmac waiting for full planes at the Los Angeles Airport.
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Social media has been used by irate travellers to complain about spending hours on the tarmac waiting for full planes at the Los Angeles Airport.
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Into how redundancy works. as i mentioned, things are a bit calmer here. many are going to miami or fort lauderdale. they say they expect to have a fine day. miami was not delayed, a couple other flights are still facing delays. estimates and, amara, what about there in atlanta, the world's busiest airport? >> reporter: that's right. if you look here behind me, it doesn't look so busy. that's because it is a slower travel day, typically a wednesday. a lot of people were inconvenienced as a result of this stoppage and computer glitch. we spoke with several travelers
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Those questions. >> more broadly -- i'm just going to call it a computer glitch, to know there's more technical terms for what happened -- if this one issue can essentially terrorize the system, even for an hour and a half, how vulnerable is the system? should people be worried ? i think that broker question is a. >> what you saw this morning was something we haven't seen in a