us airways US Airways computer systems, including the airline's website, went down Friday evening, causing flights to be grounded. But the airline said it's back online this morning.Still, travelers should check their flight status if they're leaving from Charlotte on Saturday morning, according to The Herald's news partner, WSOC-TV Channel 9.The problem prevented travelers from checking-in and delayed flights Friday night. Early reports indicate the system outage was the result of a power outage near a data center in Phoenix, Ariz., according to US Airways.US Airways recommended that travelers check their flights' status by calling 1-800-428-4322.
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