All air traffic in the Republic of Ireland is stopped, except in Dublin, due to a radar issue.
Due to a Flight Data Processing System (FDPS) failure in Shannon (EISN/SNN), there is a zero-rate regulation. The restriction applies until 23:00 UTC (initially 22:00 UTC).
Dublin is the only airport in the Irish Republic that does not use Shannon’s Air Traffic Control and thus it remains open to the traffic.
From Eurocontrol:
This post was published on 2 October 2018 21:51
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