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American Airlines is boarding flights again, and the FAA lifts its nationwide groundstop
By Jordan Valinsky, CNN
2 minute read
Updated 8:08 AM EST, Tue December 24, 2024
All American Airlines flights in the United States
are delayed.
J. David Ake/Getty Images
New YorkCNN —
Following
a brief outage that grounded all American airlines flights during one of the
busiest travel periods of the year, American Airlines says it has resumed
service Tuesday morning.
American
Airlines said a “technical issue” had delayed all of its flights in the United
States. But the company began boarding flights again at around 8 am ET, airline
spokeswoman Sarah Jantz told CNN.
The
Federal Aviation Administration lifted its nationwide groundstop order for all
American flights. The FAA in a statement said American requested a nationwide
ground stop but it referred all questions to the airline for more information.
“We
apologize to our customers for the inconvenience,” American Airlines said in a
statement.
David
Myers, a 62-year-old disaster consultant traveling from from Salisbury,
Maryland, to New Orleans with a layover in Charlotte said he was first alerted
to the issue at 6 am Tuesday morning. He and his wife are trying to spend Christmas
with their children.
“It’s
Christmas Eve, so complaining doesn’t seem quite right,” Myers told CNN. “And
safety always comes first. But more information at the gate would be helpful.”
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Customers
on social media began complaining early Tuesday morning that some flights were
returning to their gates and that delays are about 90 minutes.
“Captain
says @AmericanAir software outage preventing weight & balance calculations
‘company-wide’ with no estimate on resolution. Flights unable to depart as a
result. Not a good start to Christmas Eve travel!,” a person
posted on X.
In
a video posted from Fort Lauderdale airport in
Florida, an agent is heard saying “our system is down” and they are keeping
passengers at the gate.
American
Airlines’ (AAL)
stock initially fell nearly 3% in premarket trading, but rose 1% following the
resolution.
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