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Heathrow disruption expected to continue through the week after NATS failure

A NATS-related air-traffic-control failure is causing disruption at Heathrow, with some weddings and travel plans reportedly at risk. The disruption is expected to last all week.

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Extended disruption at a major international airport could affect large numbers of passengers and flights.

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  1. Heathrow chaos as weddings put at risk and disruption set to last all week after NATS meltdown ↗mirror.co.uk · Recorded source date: Sep 9, 2026, 3:47 PM UTC

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