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Liverpool airport: air operations resume following power failure

Air
James Chapple
22 April 2024

Aircraft operations at Liverpool airport have resumed following a temporary suspension on Monday afternoon (22 April) due to a power failure affecting air traffic control services.

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LJLA confirmed the outage shortly after 1.30pm on Monday (22 April)

Liverpool John Lennon airport confirmed the outage in a post to social media shortly after 1.30pm, stressing work was under way to resolve the issue. "Unfortunately, a power failure is impacting air traffic control and aircraft operations are temporarily suspended," said the airport.


"Passengers, or those meeting flights, should contact their airline for the latest flight information. Engineers are working to resolve this as soon as possible with updates to follow."