Gatwick Shows Flights on White Boards After IT Fails

The board also approved a $32,000,038 contract with Aero Bridgeworks for new jet bridges that will be a part of the modernization project.
Aug. 20, 2018

LONDON (Reuters) - Gatwick, Britain’s second busiest airport, was forced to post flight information on white boards on Monday after an IT glitch meant its digital screens failed.

The airport, 30 miles south of London which primarily serves passengers heading on short-haul flights to European destinations, said there were no flight delays linked to the issue, although a handful of people had missed flights.

Read more: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-britain-airports-gatwick/gatwick-uks-no-2-airport-shows-flights-on-white-boards-after-it-fails-idUSKCN1L50YL

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