United Airlines Technology Outage Disrupts Flights Nationwide
A major technology outage at United Airlines led to the cancellation of over 800 flights and numerous delays. The disruption, caused by failures in dispatch and fueling systems, prompted a nationwide ground stop. Passengers were urged to check the airline's app for updates, as delays ripple across the network.

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More than 800 United Airlines flights were canceled with additional delays reported as a significant technology outage disrupted services nationwide. The issue caused a systemwide ground stop, affecting both domestic and international travel.
At Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, a key hub for United, passengers faced long lines and confusion. The airline attributed the problem to faltering dispatch and fueling systems. United's official statement acknowledged the delays and expressed efforts to resolve the situation.
The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed the grounding was at United's request due to a technology issue, closely monitoring the unfolding crisis. While ground stops were eventually lifted, aviation experts cautioned that delays could spill over into the next day, particularly affecting long-haul international travel. United advised travelers to check their app for updates or consider rebooking options.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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