Airlines criticise air traffic control as second glitch causes more disruption

Author: bbc.co.ukPublished on: September 21, 2026Country: United Kingdom

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Airlines criticise air traffic control as second glitch causes more disruption

Airlines are expressing their anger over delays caused by a new air traffic control glitch. EasyJet stated that this incident raises questions about the system's resilience. Meanwhile, other news includes evacuations in Yemen due to escalating conflict and charges brought in the UK related to the 1994 Rwanda genocide.

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