Lockheed Martin system glitch caused flights to be delayed or grounded in Los Angeles
A design fault in the $2.4bn (£1.2bn) US air traffic control system made by Lockheed Martin triggered a computer glitch that affected thousands of people on flights in the US last week. Flights ...
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