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Delays to Scottish flights after technical issue Delays to Scottish flights after technical issue
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A technical issue is causing delays to flights through all of Scotland's main airports.A technical issue is causing delays to flights through all of Scotland's main airports.
Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Prestwick airports have been affected by the incident at the Scottish Air Traffic Control centre at Prestwick.Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Prestwick airports have been affected by the incident at the Scottish Air Traffic Control centre at Prestwick.
Air traffic controllers Nats said the cause had been identified and was being resolved.Air traffic controllers Nats said the cause had been identified and was being resolved.
It apologised for the inconvenience being caused but said the situation was improving.It apologised for the inconvenience being caused but said the situation was improving.
A spokesman for Edinburgh Airport said: "Due to an ongoing issue at the Scottish Airspace control centre there will be a delay to all flights this morning. We are still assessing the situation but customers should expect delays."
One traveller tweeted to say they were "stuck on a plane" at Glasgow Airport.One traveller tweeted to say they were "stuck on a plane" at Glasgow Airport.
A spokesman for the airport said it was experiencing some delays but that the situation was getting back to normal. A spokesman for Glasgow Airport said it was experiencing some delays but that the situation was getting back to normal.
An Aberdeen Airport spokesman said a small number of delays were affecting southbound flights but it was hoped they would be back to normal "as soon as possible".