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Ryanair demands UK air traffic control chief resigns

Ryanair calls for air traffic control chief to resign after latest failure

The boss of Britain’s air traffic control service is facing calls to resign over what critics said was the latest in a string of failures under his watch.

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UK transport secretary demands answers from air traffic control chief after flight disruption

Britain’s transport chief has summoned the head of the country’s air traffic control operator to explain the problem that grounded and diverted dozens of flights

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UK suffers more flight cancellations after air traffic failure

Nearly two dozen flights to and from UK airports were cancelled on Thursday, a day after technical problems with Britain's air traffic control system caused widespread disruption across the country.

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Over a Dozen Passengers Injured While Evacuating Plane Before Takeoff Due to a 'False Fire Warning'

Multiple people were injured as they evacuated a Ryanair flight traveling from Spain to Manchester on July 4 due to a 'false ...

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False fire alarm triggers emergency evacuation on Ryanair flight in ...

The incident occurred shortly before the scheduled takeoff when a malfunctioning warning light falsely signaled a fire onboard the aircraft. In response, the crew initiated an emergency evacuation ...

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'Disruptive' passenger removed from Teesside to Mallorca flight

A “disruptive” passenger was removed by Spanish police from a Ryanair flight from Teesside Airport to Mallorca.

‘Technical issues’ sees almost all flights across the UK grounded

Almost all flights came to a halt in the UK on Wednesday, local time, after a radar meltdown left air traffic controllers ...

East Midlands Airport emergency landing leads to delays - as it happened

A plane had to make an emergency landing at East Midlands Airport (EMA), leading to delays for other flights coming in and ...

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Over a Dozen Passengers Injured While Evacuating Plane Before Takeoff ...

Ryanair confirmed to PEOPLE that there was no fire on the aircraft, and passengers were “quickly arranged a replacement aircraft,” which departed Palma at 7:05 a.m. local time on Saturday, July 5.

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