WASHINGTON, Aug 29 (Reuters) - All SkyWest Airlines

flights were briefly grounded on Friday night due to a

technical problem, the largest U.S. regional airline said.

A ground stop advisory was issued at 0149 GMT and canceled

at 0210 GMT at SkyWest's ( SKYW ) requests, according to the U.S. Federal

Aviation Administration.

"SkyWest ( SKYW ) experienced a brief technology issue this evening

that has since been resolved," the airline said in a statement.

"All systems have been restored and we are working to mitigate

any delays as we resume normal operations."

St. George, Utah-based SkyWest ( SKYW ) operates flights for United

Airlines, Delta Air Lines ( DAL ), American Airlines ( AAL )

and Alaska Airlines.