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Remember the Day — news feed beginning 2026-09-10

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Britain’s flights: after the fix

The flight-processing system was stable again. The journeys depending on it were not.

Passengers wait beside cancelled departures while a clearly dated September 8 Gatwick scene recalls a three-hour wait aboard an aircraft.

NATS identified the affected component, not the initiating cause. Its September 9 update said operations were stable while airlines and airports continued recovering.

Background from 2023: one unusual flight plan caused protective stops in both primary and backup processors; this is not the established 2026 cause.

The 2023 review exposes a resilience trap: a backup can receive the same problematic input. It explains why redundancy matters, but it does not diagnose the 2026 incident.

Aircraft and crews remain out of position after a system recovery; the CAA announces an independent review.

Delayed flights displaced aircraft and crews, so later departures inherited the disruption. On September 9, the CAA announced an independent review; the precise trigger remained unconfirmed.

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