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Newlyweds Nadia and Nathan Odiorne spent the first hours of their honeymoon stuck in airports following a power outage that caused Delta Air Lines to cancel about 1,000 flights Monday.

Well, their travel horrors continued Tuesday morning at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in the face of nearly 300 additional Delta flights canceled.

Passengers such as the Odiornes were stuck in winding, hours-long lines.

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“It’s really frustrating,” said Tatjana Drachenberg, a traveler from Germany whose flight to Atlanta was delayed five hours, causing her to miss her connecting flight to Charleston. She arrived Monday evening at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and “pretty much slept on the floor, got hardly any sleep.”

Three subsequent flights to Charleston were canceled, she said, and it was unclear whether the next flight she was rebooked on would be canceled as well.

“It’s just really chaos. No one can tell you anything,” Drachenberg said.

In the congested concourses overnight, she said, where thousands of travelers crowded into gate areas and walkways and stood in long lines trying to get information about their flights, “they had a really long wait, just for a simple question like, ‘What do I do next?” On the concourse, “you have no place to sit. There were a lot of people sitting on the floors and sleeping on the floors,” Drachenberg said.

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