Private company running UK ATC, who could have foreseen this? Nothing like the water companies at all /s
this post was submitted on 21 Sep 2026
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I really want a competent technical person to do a review of their engineering practices and culture, something has to be wrong over there.
Twice so close together?
One could speculate that the CEO, Neal McMahon, could be carrying the weight for the government of possible undisclosed cyber attacks from foreign actors - hence why he's still in a job.