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WestJet says system outage partially resolved, experiencing some delays

A WestJet Airlines Boeing 737 (737-700) jetliner takes off in Calgary, Alta., May 22, 2017.
A WestJet Airlines Boeing 737 (737-700) jetliner takes off in Calgary, Alta., May 22, 2017. Larry MacDougal / File / The Canadian Press

WestJet Airlines Ltd. says it has partially resolved a computer system outage and has started to resume regular operations.

The airline says some flights have been delayed and it is experiencing longer lines at check-in because of the issue.

WestJet recommended passengers arrive early at the airport and check their flight status ahead of time because of the problems.

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Travellers had reported on Twitter that there were long lines and kiosks off-line at some airports, as well as issues with booking on the company’s website.

Last October, the airline said computer problems caused delays for dozens of flights.

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