Flights at Glasgow and Edinburgh airports are delayed after a problem with jet fuel supplies on Sunday evening, according to reports. The issue affects departures from Scotland’s two largest airports, with passengers on a limited number of flights experiencing waiting times as airlines and airport operations work to manage the short disruption. The Mirror reports that passengers on ten flights leaving Glasgow and Edinburgh Airport face delays connected to the jet fuel supply problem. The Daily Record (Scotland) similarly says passengers are held up due to an issue described as a jet fuel shortage. The coverage indicates the disruption occurs on Sunday night and involves jet fuel supply rather than passenger-related factors. Both outlets frame the situation as a supply-side operational issue leading to departure delays, with the impact confined to flights departing from these airports during that period. Further details on the cause of the supply problem and the duration of delays are not provided in the cited reports.