British air traffic monitors reported a technical problem that had been located in the Greater London airports and other parts of the country on Wednesday (30), but later stated that the problem had been solved.
“Our engineers have regained the affected system this afternoon. We resume regular operations in the London region,” Nats (National Air Air traffic service) said in the X.
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Our engineers have now regained the system that was affected by this afternoon. We are in the process of summarizing the regular operations in the London region.
(1/2) https://t.co/ci9zv9voir pic.twitter.com/g5xgvlgyq6– Nats (nats) July 30, 2025
Heathrow Airport stated that all matches were suspended, and Gatwick Airport stated that the problem had affected all outbreaks throughout the United Kingdom.
“At the present time, there are no matches in London Gatwick while solving the situation,” said in a statement X.
London airport in X also published that flights there were affected by the same problem.
Edinburgh Airport stated that the matches were suspended while waiting for new NATS information.
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