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1. UK Air Traffic Control Disruption: Your Passenger Rights & What You Can Claim

UK air traffic control disruption | passenger rights explained

Learn what you are entitled to when your flight is delayed or cancelled due to technical faults in UK air traffic control.

In this video you’ll discover:
Your rights to food, drink and phone calls under CAA care and assistance rules
How to claim refunds for cancelled flights, including return tickets
When and why compensation may not apply under extraordinary circumstances
Additional package holiday protections through ABTA
Tips for claiming on travel insurance for non-refundable expenses

Stay informed so you can make the most of your entitlements and avoid unnecessary costs when air traffic control issues ground your travel plans.

2. UK Air Traffic Control Glitch: What Happened?

On Wednesday, a software glitch in the UK radar system caused a major failure in air traffic control, leading to the cancellation of around 150 flights. In this video, we explore the details of the incident, the immediate response by Nats, and the implications for air travel safety. We also discuss the previous failures of the air traffic management system and what this means for passengers. Stay tuned for insights and updates on air traffic control systems and their reliability.

3. UK Air Traffic Chaos: Over 100 Flights Cancelled - What Happened?

Thousands of passengers faced disruption at UK airports on July 30, 2025,
due to a technical issue at the National Air Traffic Services (NATS) centre.
Find out what caused the chaos
Learn how many flights were cancelled and delayed
Hear from frustrated passengers and airport updates
Understand the impact on UK airspace and travel plans
Get the latest on the investigation into the technical fault