Air travelers across Italy faced delays and cancellations on Friday because of a problem with the country's air traffic control systems. The ENAV air traffic control authority ruled out foul play such as a cyberattack, and said it was forced to introduce temporary restrictions of the volume of flights after identifying a data transmission problem. Major aiports in cities like Rome and Milan warned of likely disruptions and advised passengers to check with their airlines. ENAV said it first identified the issue overnight. It was forced to restrict the volume of flights at around 6 a.m. (0400 GMT/UTC) as the number of scheduled services increased.
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