Planes have been grounded and others face being diverted as the UK's air traffic control systems are hit by failure. Here's everything you need to know.
"To clarify, UK airspace is not closed, we have had to apply air traffic flow restrictions which ensures we can maintain safety."Planes that are already in the air may be diverted to airports in Ireland or mainland Europe.For passengers, that means delays and possible cancellations.
But he offered some reassurance, saying the disruption looked to be “delays of hours rather than anything longer”.What airports are reporting disruption?Dublin Airport "We advise all passengers due to travel today to check the status of their flight with their airline in advance of travelling," it said.has said the air traffic control issues are causing delays for some departing and arriving flights.says:"We are aware of an air traffic control issue affecting UK airspace, resulting in disruption to flights.
says:"We are working to understand the full impacts of the air traffic control failure across UK airspace, and the likely timescales for to be resolved.
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