Southwest Airlines Co. planes stand on the tarmac at San Francisco International Airport Southwest Airlines was particularly hard hit, as the carrier voluntarily grounded all its planes for 40 minutes during the technology glitch at AeroData Inc., a provider of aircraft weight and balance information. Delays affected 992 of Southwest's flights. (Photo: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg)

U.S. airlines were working their way through hundreds of delayed flights Monday after a data disruption temporarily suspended takeoffs across the country.

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