Alaska Airlines’ business is reportedly back to normal after the airline experienced an information technology (IT) issue on Monday that led to booking disruptions and delayed flights at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac).

“Yesterday morning we experienced an IT issue that resulted in significant disruption to our operations, including delayed flights,” the airline said in a statement to FOX Business.

The Seattle-based airline requested a brief ground stop at Sea-Tac Airport at 11:20 a.m., which was lifted at 12 p.m. to “clear the aircraft congestion on the ground” before the issue could be resolved.

The airline was offering Cyber ​​Monday deals at the time, and the IT problem briefly disrupted people trying to book flights online, local KIRO Newsradio reported. The sale runs through Wednesday, Alaska Airlines’ website shows.

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“We sincerely apologize to our guests who were impacted and are working to get all of our guests to their destinations,” Alaska Airlines said.

FOX Business’ Marc Smith and Christina Shaw contributed to this report.

Original source of the article: Alaska Airlines’ IT department conducts ground flights and disrupts Cyber ​​Monday orders