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UK Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander gave NATS chief Martin Rolfe one week to provide
UK Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has given NATS chief executive Martin Rolfe a week to deliver a report on the system failure that led to over 2,000 flight cancellations, as airlines demand his resignation.
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Airlines demand his resignation.
- UK Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander gave NATS chief Martin Rolfe one week to provide a report on the system failure.
- The air traffic control system disruption led to more than 2,000 flight cancellations.
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- What specific technical error caused the air traffic control system glitch?
- Whether NATS chief executive Martin Rolfe will step down or face termination.
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