The storms that blew into North Texas on Christmas Eve challenged airline passengers coming to and leaving DFW International Airport. American Airlines delayed 1,065 flights system-wide on Tuesday. Nearly 800 of those were to and from DFW Airport,

A nationwide ground stop has been lifted after American Airlines grounded its flights for around an hour across the US on Christmas Eve amid one of the busiest travel periods of the year.

Probably more like a “I can’t believe I thought I could trust American Airlines” season.

American Airlines flights across the nation were disrupted Tuesday by a reported technical issue, but the hour-long ground stop has been lifted and flights have resumed at airports, including San Diego International Airport.

American Airlines has grounded all flights on Christmas Eve morning, throwing travel plans for millions into disarray. What you need to know.

American Airlines grounded all U.S. flights for a period on the morning of Tuesday, Dec. 24., Christmas Eve, due to a "technical issue." The airline shared the news via a statement on X, formerly known as Twitter.

American Airlines said a "technical issue" caused a ground stop at airports across the country. Passengers at Gerald R. Ford International Airport were among those impacted.

The airline company said a "technical issue" arose shortly after 7 a.m. on Christmas Eve and grounded all planes for a time nationwide.

American Airlines is experiencing delays across its operations Tuesday morning, impacting travelers on Christmas Eve -- one of the busiest travel days of the year. The scope of the impact was not immediately clear.

Video from Weatherford, Texas shows flash flooding after heavy rain and storms moved through North-Central Texas on Christmas Eve.