INDIANAPOLIS -- Delta Airlines' "systems issues" continued Tuesday as the airline canceled nearly 250 flights to try and reset its operations.
Lines starting to pick up at @Delta in @INDairport. @rtv6 pic.twitter.com/5D5xwQeiiZ
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In a release, an airline spokesperson said it experienced a power outage that affected the systems.
“We are sorry for what many of our customers have experienced over the past 24 hours, including those who remain at airports and continue waiting for their flights," Dave Holtz, S.V.P. of Operations and Customer Center. "We are doing everything we can to return our operation to normal reliability, but we do expect additional delays and cancellations.”
Delta is offering a travel waiver for anybody whose flights were affected by the outage.
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Flights were grounded Monday for about six hours before they resumed, but the issues have persisted.
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