🔗 Share this article Operations Recommence at Scotland's Busiest Airport In the Wake of Substantial Air Traffic Control Outage A technical fault at the airport's ATC meant all flights could arrive or depart from the facility. Passenger services have resumed at Scotland's primary international airport following a significant air traffic control outage grounded all flights. All incoming and outgoing flights were stopped due to an technical fault that was reported at approximately 08:30. Several flyers were left waiting in jets at the stand as the outage continued. Operations Restart with Continued Disruption The airport confirmed at 10:40 that operations had restarted, and expressed gratitude to passengers for their "cooperation and patience". Nonetheless, considerable delays are expected to affect schedules. Services bound for key destinations like Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, and Bristol have been cancelled, with a host of additional flights subject to postponements. A spokesperson had initially projected that 27 departures and 11 arrivals could be impacted. "Passengers are advised to contact their airlines for the most up-to-date details on their booked journeys," the statement added. Source of the Issue The airport attributed the operational halt to an technical fault with its air traffic control provider. Passengers should still plan to check the status of their journey before traveling to the terminal as backlogs are cleared.