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All transatlantic flights from the UK are grounded because of an air traffic systems problem in the Shanwick airspace area, says BAA. | |
Delays could be as much as three and a half hours, it is thought. | Delays could be as much as three and a half hours, it is thought. |
The problem concerns Shanwick Oceanic Control, which is the airspace area for the north east Atlantic. | |
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