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Thomas Nugent
Over 1,000 flights were called off, leaving countless passengers stuck at airports. Flights restarted by morning, but British airports—such as London’s Heathrow and Gatwick—cautioned that it would take a while to return to the normal timetable.
Ryanair, Europe’s biggest low-cost airline, canceled 200 flights, impacting around 150,000 travelers. The airline demanded the resignation of the management at the UK's National Air Traffic Services (NATS). British Airways announced the cancellation or rerouting of 100 flights, impacting tens of thousands of travelers.
A comparable technical issue happened at UK airports in August 2023. During that period, airlines faced losses around £100 million.
source: reuters.com
Ryanair, Europe’s biggest low-cost airline, canceled 200 flights, impacting around 150,000 travelers. The airline demanded the resignation of the management at the UK's National Air Traffic Services (NATS). British Airways announced the cancellation or rerouting of 100 flights, impacting tens of thousands of travelers.
A comparable technical issue happened at UK airports in August 2023. During that period, airlines faced losses around £100 million.
source: reuters.com
