
Flights from British airports resumed in the early hours today after a major air traffic control failure, but hubs warned it will take time before operations return to normal.
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The extended closure on Tuesday, which caused the cancellation of over 1,000 flights and left hundreds of thousands of passengers grounded, increased pressure on the air traffic control service provider Nats and its director Martin Rolfe.
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The British Transport Secretary, Heidi Alexander, will hear from Rolfe today, after summoning him for clarifications on the incident, amid concerns about the inadequacy of infrastructure and technology.
“I ask for guarantees that lessons will be learned from what happened and that the systems supporting aviation are up to the task,” Alexander said on X.
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