<p>A power outage occurred at the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta on Sunday, December 17, stranding passengers, after a fire damaged an underground electrical facility.</p><p>More than 1,100 flights</a> to and from Atlanta were canceled, with many diverted to nearby airports. Passengers used flashlights on their phones to navigate in the dark, and one person told CNN</a> that the situation “felt totally apocalyptic”.</p><p>Power was restored to one concourse at around 7:45 pm</a>, more than six hours after the outage occurred in the afternoon. Georgia Power said</a> they were working with the airport and expected to have power reinstated by midnight. A local news outlet</a> reported that Delta Airlines, which uses Atlanta as its busiest hub, had also canceled 300 flights on Monday due to the outage. Credit: YouTube/Michelle Holton via Storyful</p><br />
