
AI-generated summary
The Italian air traffic control authority (ENAV) detected an anomaly in the data transmission network.
Italy's air traffic control authority (ENAV) said it had introduced temporary air traffic capacity restrictions after detecting an anomaly overnight in the air traffic control data network across the country.
The operator of Rome airports (ADR) also reported that "due to technical problems affecting air traffic control systems throughout the country, flight delays and cancellations may occur" and advised passengers to contact the airline.
A similar announcement was made by the company managing Milan airports (SEA).
The source of the problem has been identified and work is underway to restore full operation, assured ENAV.
Authorities said the fault was not caused by intentional activity.
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