A major system failure that left thousands of Delta Air Lines’ passengers stranded around the world Monday is being blamed on the subsidiary of a major U.S. investor-owned electric utility.
The flight data failure stemmed from Delta Air Lines’ Atlanta-based headquarters, the airline said, blaming an electricity outage for causing the global problem. It’s an assessment that the utility company in charge of the regional power supply adamantly refutes.
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