United Airlines ground their fleet of planes

Because of a computer system malfunction, United Airlines passengers at airports around the country say their flights have been temporarily grounded Wednesday morning Flights were expected to be impacted throughout the day.
United passengers without a hard copy of their boarding pass were not being allowed to check in at some airports.
Was there something important about this date to the NWO?

a reply to: Violater1

"Malfunction", need input.

ETA: Is this a dated issue or recurring?

Forbe s

I dont think a program fault at one airline has any thing to do with the so called NWO

originally posted by: Violater1
Because of a computer system malfunction, United Airlines passengers at airports around the country say their flights have been temporarily grounded Wednesday morning Flights were expected to be impacted throughout the day.
United passengers without a hard copy of their boarding pass were not being allowed to check in at some airports.
Was there something important about this date to the NWO?

Must be only outgoing flights, their Belfast to New york flight is en route or landed.
Sounds like there is a scare stateside.

this is the 2nd time in 2 months that the fleet was grounded for malfunction or computer issues...

something fishy going on...with just this particular carrier.... so it is not likely any terrorist chatter for the shutdown...

hackers? motive? = forcing a M&A possibility with 100s of millions or even 10s of billions on the table ???

who got other ideas

Until more information comes out, it's WAY too early to be calling "NWO" on the issue.

It could be a genuine glitch, a hardware malfunction at a data center somewhere, a hack, anything really.

a reply to: smurfy

It's a computer issue. They happen. After the last computer issue United asked people to look for exploits in the system, in return for up to a million frequent flyer miles. Someone may have found one.

Flights that were checked in, or departed before it happened wouldn't be affected. It's only affecting flights still at the gate.

a reply to: St Udio


in my above post I mentioned hack attack...

well news is that Russia and China are cyber attacking in droves...see: map.norsecorp.com...

a reply to: St Udio

Could you clarify what you mean in "droves".

That site you just linked looks the same as always. Constant attacks every second from China and a few from Russia. Could you explain what is different?

Edit: Official statement from United is a widespread network issue and they are trying to resolve the issue. No mention of how long it will take.

a reply to: Zaphod58

It's only affecting flights still at the gate.

Is that where they program the flight plans into the onboard computer?

From the Forbes link I brought…

“Sitting on runway. Pilot inferring #UnitedAirlines has grounded all flights due to possible hack: fake flight plans found in system.”

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Pilot said flight plan system had been spitting out “random plans over and over”.”

Interesting software "glitch".

a reply to: intrptr

United is notorious for computer issues, from computers crashing to international flights for less than $20. They've always been one of the biggest pains to work with terminal side. They keep the aircraft in good condition, but they won't replace anything terminal side until it's so out of date they can't get service for it.

I could take over flyin' one of them for the airline....fly by dead-reckoning, that's how I'll do it.....yezz

originally posted by: GBP/JPY
I could take over flyin' one of them for the airline....fly by dead-reckoning, that's how I'll do it.....yezz

Using a compass? Lol

a reply to: Zaphod58

I don't have the link, was watching CNN just now, they said a lot of these problems started after the merger with Continental. That rings, merging software packages could result in conflict.

Usually results in crashes, though. Not planes, thats pretty malicious intent.

Great.

I've got two layovers on united today.

I'll let you guys know if i hear anything.