Japan Airlines Co. canceled 32 domestic flights on Wednesday due to a glitch in its automated check-in system, affecting about 2,500 passengers.Additionally, delays of up to about two and a half hours hit other domestic JAL flights. The system was restored by 10 a.m. and JAL is now investigating the cause of the problem, which it says likely resulted from a network fault.The carrier says problems started around 6:50 a.m., forcing customers to complete the boarding process over the counter. Luggage check-in services were unaffected by the system failure.The canceled flights include those lin…READ FULL ARTICLE