🔗 Share this article Operations Recommence at Edinburgh Airport Following Significant ATC System Failure An IT issue at the airport's air traffic control meant no aircraft could enter or leave the facility. Air travel have recommenced at Scotland's primary international airport following a substantial air traffic control outage grounded all flights. All aircraft movements were stopped after an technical fault that was reported at approximately 08:30. Several flyers reported being stuck in jets at the stand while the issue persisted. Flights Resume with Residual Impact A statement indicated at 10:40 that flights had resumed, and expressed gratitude to passengers for their "cooperation and patience". However, significant disruption are likely to persist for some time. Flights to key destinations like Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, and Bristol have been called off, with a host of additional flights subject to postponements. An airport representative had previously estimated that 27 departures and 11 arrivals could be disrupted. "Passengers are advised to get in touch with their carrier for the latest information on their specific flights," the statement added. Root of the Disruption Officials linked the full ground stop to an technical fault with its air traffic control provider. Flyers should still plan to confirm the details of their flight before heading to the airport as knock-on effects are managed.