Technical fault in Italy's ATC data network disrupts flights on 16 October

Technical fault in Italy's ATC data network disrupts flights on 16 October
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A technical fault in Italy’s air traffic control data transmission network was detected overnight. Emergency contingency systems kept traffic flowing normally until 06:00, after which flow‑regulation measures were introduced, temporarily reducing the number of aircraft that could be handled in Italian airspace.

ENAV said the fault was not caused by a cyberattack or sabotage and technicians are working to restore full functionality, while pilots and cabin crew at easyJet are staging a 24‑hour strike from midnight to 23:59 on Friday.

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