Stay updated with breaking news from Vicki Ostrowski. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
The chief executive of National Air Traffic Services (NATS) has said he cannot reveal the cause of the glitch which has affected thousands of passengers but is not ruling out anything at this stage.
NATS chief executive Martin Rolfe said it reverted to manual systems following the glitch which allowed for operation but at a "much lower capacity".
It is freezing and we are trying to get some sleep on the cold floor, one Sky News reader told us.
HOLIDAY Brits caught in plane delays chaos faced being stuck for two weeks last night as it emerged the boss of UK air traffic control has doubled his
NATS chief executive Martin Rolfe said it reverted to manual systems following the glitch which allowed for operation but at a "much lower capacity".