The travel chaos faced by plane passengers since Monday is set to continue despite the air traffic issue being resolved.
More flights have been cancelled or delayed in Scots airports today as passengers face another day of travel chaos.
The issue was resolved yesterday but a knock-on effect means that travellers are still feeling the effects, with many people stranded abroad or unable to reach their destinations. A spokesperson for Edinburgh said: "Schedules are returning to normal here. We’ll of course continue to support our partners where needed, and assist with repatriation flights if required. The advice as always is that passengers should check with their airline for any information on their flight."Top Trending Stories Today Aberdeen Airport Cancelled flights - departuresAberdeen Airport has advised anyone facing a cancelled flight to contact their airline operator.
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