BERLIN: Frankfurt Airport issued a warning on Friday about flight cancellations and delays resulting from a technical issue with the European customers control system, but afterward acknowledged that the problem had been resolved.
According to a director, DFS, which controls German air traffic control, has identified a national issue with data transmission, which appears to be improving. Additionally, other airports, including Dusseldorf, may be affected.
Technical issues have been affecting the system since about 10 a. m. ( 0800 GMT ), according to a spokesperson for the Frankfurt airport operator Fraport.
Travelers were advised to check the status of their flights using the websites of their flights, according to the aircraft.
Frankfurt is Germany’s busiest aircraft, with some 60 million people travelling via the aircraft last month.
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