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- Passengers travelling through several major UK airports are facing fresh flight delays and disruptions on Monday morning due to air traffic control issues.
- The National Air Traffic Services (Nats) confirmed that engineers are currently on site investigating a problem in Prestwick, Scotland, with safety regulations being applied to restrict traffic flow while the issue is being resolved.
- The disruption has impacted operations across multiple regional hubs, including Manchester Airport, Belfast City Airport, Belfast International Airport, Glasgow Airport, and Aberdeen Airport.
- According to Nats, this latest fault is entirely unrelated to the major software defect experienced less than two weeks ago, which led to widespread cancellations and delayed over 2,000 flights.
- Airlines have warned travellers to expect ongoing disruption, and passengers are advised to check the status of their flights directly with their carriers before travelling to the airport.
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