Flights were cancelled and diverted following the technical issue with air traffic control at Edinburgh Airport on Sunday afternoon.

All flights were grounded at Edinburgh Airport for around four hours on Sunday afternoon and evening due to an IT issue with air-traffic control.

Passengers are stranded at Edinburgh Airport following significant IT issues affecting air traffic control, leading to widespread flight cancellations and indefinite delays. The disruption began around 4pm on Sunday,

PASSENGERS flying to and from a Scottish airport have been hit with a string of delays and cancellations after all flights were grounded this afternoon. Edinburgh Airport is facing major

Passengers have been told to check with their flight status with their airline before travelling to the airport

Passengers say they have been “stuck on the tarmac for hours” after all flights were grounded at Edinburgh Airport due to an “IT issue”. The airport released a statement on Sunday afternoon saying an issue with Air Traffic Control meant flights were grounded.

More than two dozen inbound and outbound flights were cancelled and others delayed after an IT glitch closed Edinburgh airport. Services were disrupted for about two and a half hours from 4pm on Sunday. The airport said that an air traffic control IT issue had been resolved shortly after 6.30pm last night.

Edinburgh Live reported on the passengers left stranded in the airport after being informed their flights were cancelled or delayed. The airport issued a statement saying: "The IT issues affecting Air Traffic Control has now been resolved and flights have now resumed.

Chaos has erupted at a major UK airport after all flights were grounded due to an IT issue. Flights to and from Edinburgh Airport have been suspended for almost two hours today. A spokesperson for the airport said: "Due to to an IT issue with Air Traffic Control no flights are currently taking off or landing.