An air traffic control computer issue reportedly caused hundreds of delays at Florida airports on Monday. The trouble was caused on one of the busiest travel days of the holidays.

According to the Federal Aviation Association (FAA), the issue began at around 1pm and was resolved later in the day. The FAA statements were updating passengers throughout the day “The FAA is working toward safely returning to a normal traffic rate in the Florida airspace”.

Aviation Today reports that the operational disruptions led to an average delay of almost three hours. Flight Aware confirmed that Denver airport led the nation in cancellations during the day.

According to CNN the center is responsible for controlling millions of cubic miles of airspace for commercial flights over Florida. On the other side of the country, Denver International Airport saw its own operational disruptions as freezing fog led to mass delays.

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Air Traffic Control Issues Cause Disruptions In Florida And Denver

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