How to get free train travel if your flight has been impacted by air traffic control chaos

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The Simpsons‘ iconic Steamed Hams scene has been mashed up with audio from Peep Show — you can watch the end product below.The amusing mash up was first shared by a Peep Show Facebook fan page called DobbyClub06 back in 2018, but was recently reposted on their Instagram account.In the memorable Steamed Hams scene from The Simpsons, Principle Skinner invites Superintendent Chalmers over to his house for a roasted ham. However, after noticing that the food is burnt, he sneaks out the window to buy some Krusty burgers, which Chalmers refers to as steamed hams.The mashup in question simply replaces the scene’s audio with memorable Peep Show quotes from main characters Mark (David Mitchell) and Jeremy (Robert Webb).From “Four naans, Jeremy? That’s insane” to “That’s not Nigella, that’s not even Ainsley, mate”, the quotes almost perfectly tie up with the events in the scene.

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It might be the start of a new school year today, but holidaymakers are still jetting off to soak up the last of the sunshine. If you are flying to your destination then it’s important to check the status of your flight on the day.

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Manchester Airport has issued fresh guidance for passengers after Monday’s air traffic control fault led to major travel disruption. The airport said it was operating a ‘near normal flight schedule’ on Wednesday after two days of cancelled and delayed flights.

A teacher stranded in Italy who budgeted for a three-day break said 'it's been grim' after her flight was delayed by a WEEK due to a fault with the UK’s air traffic control system.

The air traffic control failure which led to a spate of flight cancellations was caused by an issue with flight data received by National Air Traffic Services (Nats), according to its chief executive.

Severe disruption has gripped terminals in Manchester Airport with 'tearful' passengers forced to sleep on the floor amid piles of luggage.

A couple on their honeymoon in Rome have been left stranded for three days after their flight home was axed amid a major UK airspace "network-wide failure".

The possibility that Monday’s air traffic control fault was caused by an inputting error by a French airline has not been ruled out by Downing Street. Yesterday, a technical error caused air travel chaos as flight plans had to be input manually by controllers.

Danni Menzies has been left stranded in Spain amid the ongoing air traffic control chaos across UK airports.

Hundreds of flights across the UK have been cancelled and delayed over the past two days leaving passengers stranded and throwing holiday plans into chaos.

Montana Brown has revealed she’s one of the many travellers whose holiday plans have been cancelled as a result of airport technical problems.The Love Island star, 27, took to Instagram to reveal her flight abroad for a family holiday had been cancelled, with her and fiancé Mark O'Connor not making it onto the plane before finding out their flight had been called off.The reality star, who gave birth to her son Jude back in June, kept fans updated on the events as the family faced confusion on whether their holiday would be going ahead or not.They were later taken to collect their suitcases after finding out the flight wouldn’t be going ahead. Posting a snap of baby Jude in the car on the way to the airport, Montana wrote: "We're going on a summer holiday supposedly...

Thousands of Scots are seeing their travel plans disrupted as air traffic control chaos continues for another day.

Manchester Airport is preparing for a busy day in the aftermath of chaos caused by the air traffic control glitch. Passengers are being warned to expect busy terminals than usual today (August 29) as airlines deal with a backlog caused by Monday's NATS air traffic issue.

A Manchester family is among hundreds of TUI holidaymakers left 'stranded' in Turkey after a UK air traffic control failure meant flight plans had to be input manually by controllers.

Jordan North has been among those caught up in flight delays following an air traffic control fault, which led to major delays to UK flights. Earlier today (August 28), the National Air Traffic Services (NATS) confirmed that they were experiencing an "a "technical issue", which was then "remedied" three hours later.This "technical issue" has caused massive delays across the country, with both those flying out and those flying into the country impacted by this.Taking to Twitter, passengers shared their complaints, with Radio 1's Jordan North voicing his own, as he wrote: "Delayed at Malaga airport for possibly ‘many hours’, and they’ve ran out of beer at the terminal! #airtrafficcontrol". Jordan's followers were quick to share their own airport delays, with one writing: "Same here in Gatwick awaiting a flight to Pisa.