SAN is reporting 113 delays and 13 flight cancellations as of noon on Monday
More than three days after the biggest IT outage in history, the Crowdstrike/Microsoft incident continues to create problems for tech users, including at San Diego International Airport, where more than 100 flights were canceled or delayed on Monday.
On Sunday, Delta tweeted out that as"we continue operational recovery, we apologize for the disruptions many customers are experiencing. Canceling a flight is always a last resort & not taken lightly. We take seriously the trust placed in us to deliver the reliability customers have come to expect from Delta."
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