Several airlines experience system interruptions at several US airports
Several airlines experienced errors this morning.
Several airlines on Monday experienced system interruptions that caused anger among travelers.
Southwest and Delta both recognized on social media, they experienced problems with their systems.
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"It affects our flight system widely, and we're working to see if it also affects other carriers this morning," wrote Southwest in response to a convenient flier. "Meanwhile, once more information has been made available our agents at the airport will be happy to spread it to everyone."
Delta added: "I totally regret, we currently have a System-Wide Outage we work diligently to get it again. We do not have a specific time yet."
The FAA said in a statement that the airlines experienced problems "with a flight planning weight and balance program called Aerodata. The main business and regional operations are affected to varying degrees." [1[ads1]9659007] The agency said United, JetBlue and Alaska Airlines were also affected.
Southwest and Delta Airlines flyers tweeted about their dissatisfaction with their delays.
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Last week, travelers across the country experienced widespread data outbreaks that caused more delays across multiple airlines. American Airlines, Alaska Airlines and JetBlue were among the affected airlines.
Fox News & # 39; Michael Bartiromo contributed to this report.
