1.   But of course any system that relies on technology is subject to disruption, and a widespread technology failure can disrupt travel as much as a winter blizzard.

2.   He said he did not know to what extent, if any, air travel will be disrupted.

3.   If the problems escalate and travel is disrupted, Delta could go to court to stop what it believes to be job action.

4.   In return, BA raised a pay offer and made other concessions, averting a stoppage that would have disrupted travel at the height of the summer tourist season.

5.   It suggested that travel could be disrupted because of uncertainties about air-traffic control and insurance coverage of airlines.

6.   The crash temporarily grounded or redirected dozens of flights, disrupting travel across the eastern half of the country.

7.   The turbulence will not disrupt holiday travel, though, because airlines fall under the Railway Labor Relations Act.

8.   Pilots were threatening to disrupt travel over the Christmas and New Year holidays but the sides reached a last-minute deal over work scheduling.

9.   A curtain of freezing rain was predicted to hang from Iowa to Kansas, snapping power lines and disrupting travel.

10.   A few miles away, in Imperia, schools were closed and travel was disrupted.