US EditionPoland Fixes Fault that Briefly Disrupted Flights, Officials Say
- Polish authorities fixed a fault in air traffic control systems that disrupted take-offs and landings in Warsaw and other cities on Saturday morning.
- Warsaw's Chopin Airport reported that operations returned to normal by midday after the fault was resolved.
- The Interior Ministry confirmed an investigation and routine checks for sabotage after earlier outages limited flights in Polish airspace.
- The Polish Air Navigation Services Agency stated that the temporary problems were caused by a fault that was promptly resolved.
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Poland fixes fault that briefly disrupted flights, officials say
WARSAW - Polish authorities said they had fixed a fault in air traffic control systems that briefly disrupted take-offs in Warsaw and other cities on Saturday morning, and operations were returning to normal. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Poland probes air traffic outage for sabotage as flights resume at Warsaw airport
WARSAW, July 19 — Polish services were investigating an air traffic management system outage, the Interior Ministry spokesman said today.“Officers of the Internal Security Agency are collecting information on this matter, analysing it, and verifying it for potential sabotage,” he added.Warsaw’s main airport had earlier reported disruptions to aircraft takeoffs, according to state news agency PAP, but later said planes were departing.“Takeoff and…
Poland has recently been the target of sabotage actions that its leaders say are part of a "hybrid war" waged by Russia. Moscow denies the accusations.
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