CBS News Miami's Morgan Reiner.
She's going to pick up our team coverage now from
Miami International Airport, where there are headaches.
Yeah.
And so, Morgan, you know, several major airlines are grounded,
but what is happening here in South Florida?
Yeah, So American Airlines did confirm with us in the
last half hour that all of their flights across the
country are grounded, impacting departing flights.
But I do want to point out to you here
in Miami International Airport, things appear to be running smoothly.
If you look at this board over here, for the
most part, all of them say on time except for
one.
You'll notice that this is the earliest flight, American flight
listed at 5:20 in the morning.
Again, it says on time.
Now, maybe that'll change in 20 minutes once we hit
520, but you'll over here at the security line as
well.
It's long, but that's not unusual for Miami International Airport.
People are still going through security.
And then just over to the right that is the
American Airlines ticketing counter.
And for, you know, an airline that's supposed to have
all flights grounded right now, doesn't appear that people are
lining up to complain or figure out any issues.
In fact, I've spent my morning walking around here talking
to passengers, American, Delta and other airlines and they said
their flights were still listed as on time.
Again, that's not to say once people get through security,
they're being told something different now.
The Federal Aviation Administration said all Delta, American, Allegiant and
United flights across the country were grounded.
Other competitors, including Allegiant, said they were having difficulty with
their booking check in and trip management online.
Again, things appear to be smooth here.
We checked Fort Lauderdale airport as well online.
Their system says their flights are on time as well.
I did hear an American Airlines employee walking by us
earlier and they said they had reboot all of their
computers.
But besides that, again, everything seems to be OK here.
But we will keep you posted if anything changes.
Maybe come 520.
For now I am live in Miami International Airport.
Morgan Reiner, CBS News, Miami.