A worldwide system failure at Delta caused delays for Delta passengers on airports all over the world. (EPA photo)WASHINGTON - Delta Airlines grounded all its flights worldwide Monday because of a computer breakdown, but lifted the order hours later while warning of cancellations and delays. The carrier blamed the computer problem on a power outage in its hub in Atlanta, Georgia. Passengers wait to board Delta Airlines flights at Rome's Fiumicino airport on Monday. In May, a glitch affecting Sweden's civil aviation authority radar site disrupted air traffic throughout that country and grounded flights to and from Stockholm for several hours.

Source: Bangkok Post August 08, 2016 12:33 UTC