Denver (KDVR) – The United Airlines Airways was under a ground hiatus on Wednesday evening, which affected flights at Denver International Airport.
According to the alert of the ground suspension published by the Federal Aviation Administration, the carrier requested that the ground stops be issued due to the technology problem, but it did not say what this issue could be.
“Because of the technology problem, we reserve the major United at departure airports,” a United Airways spokesman told Fox31 on Wednesday night.
According to the aviation tracking program, the airport was 412 delay from 7 pm and 10 trips. From these delays, 176 to United Airlines.
The affected air traffic observer facilities included Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Washington, Denver, Denver, and other American facilities, but it also affects the facilities in Canada, according to the FAA GROUND station.
This is a developing story. With more information collected, this report will be updated.