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Pressure mounts on air traffic control boss after latest disruption

Pressure mounts on air traffic control boss after latest disruption

Flights were delayed across Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern England on Monday due to a connectivity problem at the Prestwick centre. The Prestwick centre incident is the second major issue in two weeks for Nats, the UK's air traffic control provider, following a software fault on September 8. Airlines such as Ryanair are once again demanding the resignation of Nats chief executive Martin Rolfe.

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