Just when you thought public relations couldn't get any worse for airlines, a communication breakdown is keeping airplanes grounded across the country.

According to the Federal Aviation Administration, a Hampton, Georgia-based flight-plan-processing facility suffered a failure causing flight delays across the US.

An FAA spokesperson told the AP that there are no safety issues to speak of, however, and pilots are still able to communicate with ground control.

The breakdown at the Georgia Facility had led to a backlog at a Salt Lake City-based facility, when it was tasked with handling the East Coast flights dropped by the former.

The FAA has a map of delay times, which can be found here. At the moment, all of the listed airports fall under the "Traffic destined to this airport is being delayed at its departure point. Check your departure airport to see if your flight may be affected" category.