UK airspace is SHUT in huge air traffic control system failure

Hundreds of thousands of passengers face 'absolute chaos' today after the UK's air traffic control system broke down on one of the busiest days of the year.

NATS, the national air traffic controllers - based in Swanwick in Hampshire - said their system had failed.

Travel expert Simon Calder warned travellers now faced 'absolute chaos' - with widespread delays and cancellations.

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