AROUND 20 more flights have been cancelled today due to the ongoing air traffic control (ATC) problems. During the weekend, hundreds of flights were cancelled due to a number of travel issues.

According to the Department of Transportation's updated rules and website, if your flight is canceled or delayed by more than three hours domestically or six hours internationally, if your airport is changed or there's an increase in the number of connections, you are then entitled to a refund.

Flights cancelled at Gatwick and Heathrow as chaos continues - Easyjet flights to and from Gatwick are reported to be the worst affected

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Exclusive: British Airways and easyJet have grounded dozens more flights as Ryanair demands the resignation of air-traffic control boss

More than five dozen flights have been cancelled and delayed out of Auckland Airport after thick fog descended on Tāmaki Makaurau overnight. Just after 10am, 31 domestic regional flights had been cancelled and 25 domestic regional flights delayed.

An airport spokesperson said the issues were not expected to continue through Monday, though there had been five cancellations by airlines earlier in the day. Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary issued a fresh call for the resignation of the head of air traffic control (ATC) provider Nats,

Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has called for the resignation of the chief executive of air traffic control (ATC) provider Nats

A budget airline boss has called on an air traffic control chief to resign after multiple flights from Gatwick Airport were cancelled at short notice.

Recriminations have started after another difficult day for passengers at Gatwick Airport yesterday due to staffing problems with Air Traffic Control (ATC). More than 100 flights were delayed or cancelled yesterday on a busy day for flights at the end of the school holidays,