NATS Computer Fails

Edited by David RimmerMike Vines, in Birmingham, England May 01, 2002
Within two weeks, the United Kingdom's National Air Traffic Services (NATS) experienced two major failures of its flight data processing computer (FDPC) at the old National Air Traffic Control Center at West Drayton near Heathrow. They occurred on March 27 and April 10, causing flight delays and...

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