Britain resumes air traffic after control failure
The air traffic control system in Britain experienced a major malfunction that halted flight operations, leading to the cancellation of more than a thousand flights and the gathering of hundreds of thousands of passengers. Flights resumed after hours of suspension. The company NATS ruled out the possibility that the fault was caused by a cyberattack, while officials face questions about the reliability of British aviation systems. Transport Minister Heidi Alexander will meet with the head of the air navigation company to confirm the implementation of lessons learned. Rolf apologized, emphasizing that the issue was different from previous outages and stressing a focus on safety.
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