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UPDATE (9:15 p.m. ET):United reports the ground stop has been lifted.

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Computer problems briefly grounded all domestic United Airlines flights in the United States on Sunday night.

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A posting on the FAA's Air Traffic Control command center website confirmed the issue, with the ground stop listed as applying to all domestic airports in the lower 48 states.

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Meanwhile, travelers noticed the stoppage and United acknowledged that they were working to remedy the situation.

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As for this writing, flights were already backed up at major United hubs like Denver, Chicago O'Hare, and Houston.

Mashablehas reached out to United Airlines for comment on the issue.

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