Italy restores air traffic capacity after data‑network disruption
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ENAV cut the number of aircraft it could handle in Italian airspace by up to 50% after a problem with the data‑transmission network caused major disruption to air‑traffic control services.
The agency switched to a secondary satellite network, raising capacity to 75% and later fully restoring operations, while ruling out a cyber‑attack and confirming that flight operations remained safe.
ENAV said it is working with suppliers to restore the primary network and return to 100% capacity as soon as possible.