Cybercrime not behind closure of Irish airspace

The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) says there is nothing to suggest cybercrime was to blame for most of Ireland's airspace being closed last night.

Cybercrime not behind closure of Irish airspace

The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) says there is nothing to suggest cybercrime was to blame for most of Ireland's airspace being closed last night.

In an update this afternoon the IAA says technical experts are still trying to isolate the root cause of the issue, and the investigation could take some time.

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