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Flights across Europe return to normal following IT system crash at Eurocontrol

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04 April 2018 •

Flights across Europe return to normal following IT system crash at Eurocontrol

15,000 flights affected by computer crash on Tuesday night

Eurocontrol, the European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation, has fixed an IT glitch that caused disruption to flights across Europe for several hours on Tuesday. Some 15,000 trips, about...

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