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There are no indications that the failure was caused by a cyber-attack, according to National Air Traffic Services (Nats).

There are no indications that the failure was caused by a cyber-attack, according to National Air Traffic Services (Nats).

There are no indications that the failure was caused by a cyber-attack, according to National Air Traffic Services (Nats).

The failure, which led to a spate of cancellations and delays, was caused by flight data received by National Air Traffic Services.

The failure, which led to a spate of cancellations and delays, was caused by flight data received by National Air Traffic Services.

The failure, which led to a spate of cancellations and delays, was caused by flight data received by National Air Traffic Services.

NATS chief executive Martin Rolfe said it reverted to manual systems following the glitch which allowed for operation but at a "much lower capacity".

There are no indications that the failure was caused by a cyber-attack, according to National Air Traffic Services (Nats).

The first easyJet repatriation flights returning passengers to the UK following an air traffic control (ATC) fault will set off for London Gatwick as disruption continues.

The British government was working with airlines on Tuesday to help ensure passengers stranded in airports across Europe can get home after an air traffic control glitch caused widespread disruption to flights that is expected to last for days. More than 1,500 flights were cancel...