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Back|Technische Störung bei britischer Flugsicherung sorgt für Flugchaos
Technische Störung bei britischer Flugsicherung sorgt für Flugchaos
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Handelsblatt·1 hour ago·Travel·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·View translation

Technische Störung bei britischer Flugsicherung sorgt für Flugchaos

Viele Maschinen müssen wegen einer Störung in Großbritannien vorerst am Boden bleiben. Die Auswirkungen sind auch in Deutschland zu spüren.

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  • Eine technische Störung bei der britischen Flugsicherung Nats führte an zahlreichen Flughäfen zu über 600 Flugausfällen und Verspätungen.
  • Auch deutsche Flughäfen wie Frankfurt, Düsseldorf und München sind von den Auswirkungen betroffen.

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Das Unternehmen Nats ist für die Flugsicherung an vielen Standorten in Großbritannien verantwortlich. Eine technische Störung im System zur Flugabwicklung löste die Ausfälle aus.

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London. Eine technische Störung bei der Flugsicherung hat an etlichen britischen Flughäfen für Chaos gesorgt. Berichten zufolge konnten viele Maschinen nicht wie geplant starten. Betroffen waren demnach unter anderem die Londoner Flughäfen Heathrow und Gatwick und Stansted, aber auch die Airports in Manchester und Birmingham. Dem Flugdatenportal Flightradar24 zufolge fielen bis zum Abend mehr als 600 Flüge aus.

Auch an deutschen Airports machten sich die Probleme bemerkbar. Zum Beispiel wurden Flüge von Frankfurt oder Düsseldorf nach London gestrichen, wie auf den Webseiten der jeweiligen Flughäfen zu sehen war. Ähnlich sah es an Flughäfen in anderen Ländern aus, zum Beispiel in Zürich.

In München gab es Durchsagen, wonach es am Dienstag keine Flüge mehr nach London geben solle. Reisende wurden aufgefordert, sich eine Übernachtung zu buchen, wie eine dpa-Reporterin berichtete.

Das Unternehmen Nats, das vielerorts für die Flugsicherung zuständig ist, teilte mit, es handle sich um ein Problem mit dem System zur Flugabwicklung. Am späten Nachmittag hieß es in einem Update auf der Plattform X, eine technische Lösung sei umgesetzt worden, und das Flugsystem beginne, sich wieder zu normalisieren.

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  • ?Was war die genaue Ursache der technischen Störung?
  • ?Wie lange dauert die vollständige Normalisierung des Flugplans?

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This article was originally published by Handelsblatt.

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  • Eine technische Störung bei der britischen Flugsicherung Nats führte an zahlreichen Flughäfen zu über 600 Flugausfällen und Verspätungen.
  • Auch deutsche Flughäfen wie Frankfurt, Düsseldorf und München sind von den Auswirkungen betroffen.

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