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General · 23 June 2026

Thunderstorm closes Bristol Airport, flights grounded

Thunderstorm closes Bristol Airport, flights grounded

Bristol Airport is currently closed, and all flights are grounded after a thunderstorm damaged air traffic control systems. Engineers are investigating the fault, and the airport is urging passengers to contact their airline before travelling. The closure affects both arriving and departing aircraft.

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