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A second air traffic control glitch in the UK caused widespread flight delays, drawing sharp criticism from airlines including EasyJet, which said the incident 'once again calls into question the resilience' of the system. The disruption follows earlier failures that have raised concerns about the reliability of Britain's air traffic infrastructure. Airlines and passengers have voiced growing frustration over repeated system failures, with carriers pressing for explanations and assurances that the underlying issues will be fixed. The incident adds to a string of recent problems affecting UK air traffic control.