By Lillian Radulova A 23-hour flight delay left hundreds of Sydney-bound Qantas passengers sleeping on the floor of Los Angeles International Airport on Thursday night. Passengers expecting to take off at midnight on the Boeing 747 flight QF108, were initially told that their plane had been delayed for only 14 hours. The delay was due to a technical problem with the cooling system on-board the aircraft, while the cabin crew's working hour restrictions delayed the flight further. Qantas flight QF108 from Los Angeles to Sydney was delayed for 23 hours, with passengers waiting 14 hours overnight at the airport before being offered hotel rooms
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Qantas flight QF108 from Los Angeles to Sydney, was delayed for 23 hours
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Passengers were stranded for 14 hours overnight before they were moved to hotel rooms by the airline
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Many travellers and those with family members on the flight, took to social media to vent their outrage
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Technical problems with the onboard cooling system and restrictions on cabin crew working overtime delayed the flight
The flight is still yet to depart, but is scheduled for @placeholder local time 10:45pm on Thursday