While an air traffic control glitch has been 'remedied', airports have warned disruption will continue into today.
By sending us your video footage, photographs or audio you agree we can publish, broadcast and edit the material. Lots of you have been getting in touch to let us know how you've been affected by the widespread travel disruption. She says she's managed to rebook her flight but it's not until next Sunday.
"Our flight to Berlin is also currently delayed, so we are not feeling optimistic. We have had to take extra days off work to ensure we get to Berlin, and then home." "I appreciate some have been there for days now. Mine were told there would be accommodation soon," he said."Nothing is happening. People are just dumped and lying there," he said.has said its services will"remain significantly disrupted". Britain's busiest airport urged passengers to contact their airline before travelling to the airport.
According to the PA news agency, there is nothing to suggest the technical issue was caused by a cyberattack.London Stansted Airport expects to run a normal flight schedule on Tuesday, but the terminal may be busier than had been anticipated.Heathrow says"schedules remain significantly disrupted" and passengers should contact their airline before travelling to the airport on Tuesday.
The 40-year-old added he was told it may take up to six days before he and his family - wife Joanne, 40, and children Emily, 10, and Arthur, eight - can return home to Skipton, North Yorkshire.
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