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Delays at some UK airports due to latest air traffic control failure

 


LONDON: Flights at several British airports were delayed on Monday due to an air traffic control failure, ⁠Britain's NATS air traffic ⁠control provider said, less than two weeks after a separate ‌issue halted flights ​across the country.
Manchester, ⁠Glasgow and ​Belfast airports were experiencing delays, ‌which NATS said was ​related to an issue at its Prestwick centre in Scotland.
'Airports south of Manchester are broadly ‌unaffected, however flights heading north ​and flights departing Scottish airports ​are ‌currently subject ⁠to some delay,' NATS said in a statement.
NATS ​said Monday's delays ⁠were 'unrelated to ​the issue two weeks ago', when around 2,000 flights were cancelled due ​to a software defect.