BBC assesses whether failures reflect systemic infrastructure problems
1 Sep 21 12:39 PM · 5d ago · 3 articles · 3 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 2
Coverage questions whether the repeated incidents are isolated and unavoidable, or point to something more systemic. Concerns focus on whether Nats has adequate resources to ensure the air traffic control system has sufficient resilience to handle some of Europe's busiest airspace, including approaches to Heathrow and Gatwick, which handles up to 8,000 flights a day.
“It is simply not good enough for this critical national infrastructure to keep letting customers down.”
Steve Heapy, Jet2 CEO · rss ↗Martin Rolfe Nats CEOSteve Heapy Jet2 CEO
Heidi Alexander Transport SecretaryRyanair Airline operatorEasyJet Airline operator
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