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Britain’s air traffic control system behind airport chaos may be 'unfixable'
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Britain’s air traffic control system behind airport chaos may be 'unfixable'
The central flight processor that manages every aircraft passing through British airspace faces the prospect of becoming "unsupported" from 2030, with no guarantee it can be repaired if it fails. A breakdown could trigger a paralysis of the nation's commercial skies lasting days like that seen last week.
Known as the National Airspace System (Nas), the technology traces its roots to American systems created under the…
13 Sept, 10:47