JetBlue Outage Causes Delays Nationwide

January 14, 2016 2:42 PM EST

The airline JetBlue experienced network issues on Thursday that resulted in disrupted travel plans for travelers across the U.S.

JetBlue said it was experiencing problems because of a Verizon data center power outage. “Flights are still departing at this time but customers traveling may experience delays or cancelations,” the company said in an online statement. “Customers traveling today should speak to an airport crew member for an update on their flight. We apologize for the inconvenience.”

According to CNBC, the outage affected the Los Angeles International Airport and John F. Kennedy International Airport and had spread nationwide. Many people had issues accessing JetBlue’s website.

Many passengers shared their travel woes on social media.

#jetblue hour & a half delay out of Boston then no gate available after landing in Orlando #gongshow
— Fids (@Fids83) January 14, 2016

@JetBlue understand problem but elderly people are standing in line now for over 3 hrs. How about plan to at least make folks comfortable
— Eslocura (@eslocura) January 14, 2016

I will say @JetBlue, the BOS ticket and ground crew seem to be handling things as best they can.
— The Polonski (@ThePolonski) January 14, 2016

WTF! #JetBlue @JetBlue I couldn't properly check-in, hope this is all sorted before my flight :(
— DM (@Danakavic) January 14, 2016

Should I have a scotch or a beer in this #JetBlue glitch delay? #vacation
— Randy Hernandez (@RandyHernandez) January 14, 2016

At 1 p.m. EST, JetBlue said power had been restored to Verizon’s data center and it was working to get its systems back up.

JetBlue Glitch Causes Delays Across U.S.

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