THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) - Dozens of flights to and from Amsterdam’s busy Schiphol Airport were delayed or cancelled Tuesday because of a technical problem with air traffic control systems.
Schiphol said that the problem was resolved by late afternoon, but passengers could still face delays into the evening.
KLM, in a tweet, called the problem a “major disruption” and said it cancelled 25 European return flights.
Air Traffic Control the Netherlands said in a statement shortly before 5 p.m. (1600 GMT; 11 a.m. EST) that its systems had been successfully restarted but added that it would take time before the system was working at full capacity again.
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