Air traffic control failure disrupts flights in Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England – business live

Air traffic control failure has disrupted flights in Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern England. This disruption is due to a technical issue at the Prestwick centre of National Air Traffic Services in Scotland. The failure has caused delays to flights at Manchester Airport, just two-and-a-half weeks after a similar issue caused flight chaos. This incident highlights the importance of reliable air traffic control systems in maintaining smooth air travel operations.

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A technical issue at a key air traffic control centre is causing flight delays. This could lead to further disruptions and economic losses for airlines and passengers.

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