Air traffic control glitch fixed
Air traffic control company Nats has said it has corrected a technical glitch that restricted the number of aircraft flying across the south of England and those taking off from airports.
Flights hit by control centre glitch in Hampshire
Thousands of air travellers face delays after air traffic control company Nats experienced "technical problems" at its Hampshire control centre.
The problem was at Nats' centre at Swanwick, near Southampton.
The company experienced some flight-affecting computer glitches when it first moved to the site about 10 years ago.
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