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Indians stranded as UK air traffic failure cancels 2,000+ flights; Air India, IndiGo services hit

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By Neha LM Tripathi
| Hindustan Times Verified
A technical failure in UK’s air traffic control system forced the cancellation of more than 2,000 flights over two days, disrupting operations at 15 airports including Heathrow and stranding passengers on Indian carriers’ London routes. A stranded passenger looks at a flight information screen. (AFP) Delays ran into a second day on Wednesday as airlines rebooked passengers and repositioned aircraft left at the wrong airports.
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UK tech glitch cancels 2,000+ flights; Indians among affected

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By Neha LM Tripathi
| HT Syndication
Posted On: 2026-09-10 Posted By: Neha LM Tripathi Others Hindustan Times Columnists New Delhi, Sept. 10 -- A technical failure in UK's air traffic control system forced the cancellation of more than 2,000 flights over two days, disrupting operations at 15 airports including Heathrow and stranding passengers on Indian carriers' London routes. Delays ran into a second day on Wednesday as airlines rebooked passengers and repositioned aircraft left at the wrong airports.
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Palam, Noida airports tapped for VIP planes as special aircraft arrive for BRICS Summit

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By Neha LM Tripathi
| Hindustan Times Verified
September 11 is expected to be the busiest day, with leaders and delegations from several countries scheduled to reach the capital. Updated on: Sep 9, 2026, 10:00:47 IST With around 35 special aircraft, including VVIP flights and charter planes carrying delegations, expected to arrive in Delhi for the Brics summit over the weekend, authorities are working on a multi-airport plan to handle the unprecedented air traffic, people close to the development said.
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