Air traffic control chaos affecting 700,000 passengers was made worse when an engineer couldn't log in remotely

The air traffic control problem last summer meant travel plans had to be processed manually. An engineer's inability to log in remotely made it worse.

By: Business Insider

Nov 16 2024
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Passengers at London Gatwick Airport on the day of the incident in August 2023.Carl Court/Getty Images

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