Transport Secretary Mark Harper said it was the worst incident of its kind in "nearly a decade" and announced an "independent review" will be carried out.
The issue started on Monday after ATC provider National Air Traffic Services (Nats) suffered what it described as a "technical issue" preventing it from automatically processing flight plans.
This resulted in the number of flights being restricted while the plans were checked manually, leading more than a quarter of flights at UK airports to be cancelled.
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