A number of flights on the Gulf Coast were affected.
A message was sent out from the FAA that a vital computer system pilots use, called NOTAM, failed late Tuesday night.
Erica Grancagnolo, the Assistant Airport Director at Pensacola International Airport, says this affected a number of flights from taking off. The system was up and running by 9 a.m Wednesday, but many travelers were left scrambling to rearrange their plans.“I was scheduled on a 12:30 flight from here to Dallas Fort-Worth and i was canceled on a couple hours before hand,” Young said. “But it could’ve been worse. I rebooked on this 5:30 one that’s a little delayed but at least it’s here.”
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