The boss of Britain’s air traffic control service is facing calls to resign over what critics said was the latest in a string ...

British Airways cancels some Thursday flights to and from Heathrow while Ryanair demands resignation of Nats CEO ...

Ryanair has called for Nats’ chief executive Martin Rolfe to resign following the widespread UK air traffic control fault ...

Ryanair has called for Nats' chief executive Martin Rolfe to resign after the air traffic control fault on Wednesday. The ...

Ryanair sets monthly passenger record despite air traffic control strikes - The Dublin-based carrier announced 20.7 million passengers travelled on its flights in July.

Airlines have demanded answers from air traffic control (ATC) provider Nats after more than 150 flights were cancelled in the ...

It is outrageous that passengers are once again being hit with delays and disruption, says Neal McMahon, CEO of Ryanair ...

Ryanair, UK’s No.1 airline, recently called for NATS CEO, Martin Rolfe, to step aside as thousands of passengers travelling to/from London Stansted Airport on Saturday (15 Feb) suffered ...

Following the travel chaos, frustrated airlines have demanded answers from NATS. EasyJet’s chief operating officer David Morgan said: “It’s extremely disappointing to see an ATC failure once again ...

Heidi Alexander said that she will meet with Martin Rolfe to ‘understand what happened and how we can prevent reoccurrence’.

A radar-related technical issue disrupted Britain's air traffic control for over four hours, causing major flight delays at ...

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary called for the UK air traffic control boss to resign after flight chaos. Over 500 flights were delayed at London Gatwick and Heathrow due to bad weather and staff ...