Passengers were urged by airlines to check before they leave for the airport as their flight times may have changed following the technical fault.
National Air Traffic Services , the country’s leading provider of air traffic control, said at 3.15pm that it had “identified and remedied” the technical issue affecting its systems and it was working with airlines and airports to support affected flights.
“And we will continue to work with the airlines and the airports to recover the situation. Our absolute priority is safety and we will be investigating very thoroughly what happened today. Passengers stuck in the UK and abroad described their frustration, as some had no idea when or how they would get to their destination.
And a German couple were considering returning home by train after their flight from London to Stuttgart was cancelled. Passengers were urged by airlines to check before they leave for the airport as their flight times may have changed. “The issue has been resolved however schedules remain significantly disrupted. If you are travelling on 29th August, please ensure you contact your airline before travelling to the airport.”
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