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Manchester Airport cancels some flights due to fuel supply problems

epa01486122 A flight information board displays cancelled flights to Manchester and London at Reina Sofia airport in southern Tenerife island, the Canaries, Spain, as XL Leisure Group Plc, the United Kingdom's third largest tour operator, went into administration on 12 September 2008. The situation has left tens of thousands of passengers stranded, with the company blaming rising fuel costs and the economic slowdown. EPA/MANUEL LERIDA

Almost 70 flights to and from Manchester Airport have been cancelled due to fuel supply problems.

An airport spokesman said there were a total of 69 cancellations.

Thirty-seven of the cancelled flights were arrivals and 32 were departures.

Other flights were hit by delays after the problems started on Sunday afternoon.

The spokesman said: “Due to a power issue this afternoon there is currently an issue with the fuel supply at the airport.

“Engineers are currently on site to fix the issue and we are working with airlines to try and minimize the impact.”

Via BBC

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