Enav limits Italy air traffic after data network anomalies

Enav limits Italy air traffic after data network anomalies
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Enav detected anomalies in the nationwide data transmission network and temporarily limited air traffic capacity in Italy from 6:00 a.m. on Friday, affecting aircraft taking off, landing or flying over the country.

Enav said the cause has been identified and work is underway to restore full operation, ruling out a hacker attack or sabotage, while the operators of Rome’s ADR and Milan’s SEA airports warned of possible delays and cancellations due to the technical problems.

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