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Over 150 UK flights cancelled after air traffic glitch

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Over 150 UK flight cancellations cause more travel misery as air traffic control scrambles to recover from a major technical glitch affecting airports. Read More: https://punchng.com/over-150-uk-flights-cancelled-after-air-traffic-glitch/

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