US: American Airlines Flights Grounded Due To Tech Issues On Christmas Eve

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US: American Airlines Flights Grounded Due To Tech Issues On Christmas Eve

American Airlines encountered a technical issue with its software, leading to a ground stop of all flights in the United States on Tuesday morning, December 24. Although thousands of travelers were temporarily stranded during the busy Christmas holiday period, operations resumed about an hour later.

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