American Airlines resumes flights after nationwide grounding due to technical glitch

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American Airlines grounded all flights nationwide for one hour due to a technical glitch. The Federal Aviation Administration ordered the grounding just before 7 a.m. on Tuesday, affecting the airline's entire system. The issue has been resolved, and flights have resumed in time for the busy Christmas travel period. American Airlines apologized for the inconvenience and is working to assist affected customers. This incident comes as millions of travelers are expected to fly for the holidays. Previous disruptions in the airline industry, such as those experienced by Southwest and Delta, highlight ongoing challenges in air travel.


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