A radar system failure at Milan's Linate airport caused significant disruption for thousands of passengers in north-eastern Italy, leading to over 300 flight cancellations and diversions. The issue lasted for about two hours, affecting multiple airports including Venice, Rome, and Pisa. Passengers, like Andrea, faced difficulties in finding alternative transport and accommodations. Consumer rights organizations are demanding explanations and have initiated complaints regarding the incident, emphasizing the need for improved reliability in air traffic systems. Passengers are entitled to refunds and assistance under EC Regulation 261/2004. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)