Willie Walsh: Boss of airways group says air site visitors management agency NATS ought to pay for ‘surprising’ airport chaos
The boss of airline trade physique IATA has blasted National Air Traffic Services (NATS) for the current chaos at Britain's airports - and demanded the corporate foots the invoice for the disruption.Willie Walsh, the pinnacle of the International Air Transport Association, which represents greater than 300 of the world's carriers, additionally questioned whether or not the agency ought to proceed to carry duty for dealing with the UK's flight site visitors.
It comes after a whole bunch of flights have been cancelled - and 1000's of passengers left stranded - after a pc glitch on Bank Holiday Monday brought on chaos at airports within the UK and overseas, with disruption anticipated to proceed all through the week.NATS chief govt Martin Rolfe mentioned "unreliable" flight know...