Airports serving Scotland report that flight operations are returning to normal following delays linked to jet fuel supply issues. The Independent reports that some passengers at Edinburgh and Glasgow airports experienced disruption, with flights delayed as airlines waited for jet fuel deliveries. The Belfast Telegraph also discusses the same situation, describing recovery of services after the disruption to fuel supplies. Across the coverage, the problem is presented as a supply delay rather than an operational shutdown, and the emphasis is on flights gradually resuming normal schedules. No outlet provides details suggesting a broader technical failure or weather-related cause. The reporting focuses on passenger impact in the immediate period of the shortage and on the subsequent restoration of services as deliveries are completed and aircraft can be refuelled. The articles do not specify the duration of the initial delays, the scale of the affected timetable, or the exact cause of the fuel-supply disruption. Overall, the accounts converge on a pattern of travel disruption followed by restoration of flight schedules.