Nats chief executive Martin Rolfe says the company has ruled out a cyber attack as the cause of a widespread air traffic control disruption. He says a technical problem is behind the flight disruption and adds that Nats will carry out a “very, very thorough” investigation into what happened.
The reports focus on Rolfe’s response to scrutiny over the disruption, framing his statements as an effort to clarify the cause and address concerns about potential malicious activity. While the outlet emphasizes Rolfe’s confidence that no cyber attack occurred, it also highlights that the company is still examining the underlying issue that triggered the flight chaos.
Across the available coverage, the main elements are consistent: Rolfe’s denial of a cyber-attack explanation and his pledge of an extensive investigation into the technical cause of the disruption affecting flights.
