Anomalies affecting ENAV's national data-transmission network led to air-traffic flow regulation across Italy, with cancellations and delays reported at both Naples and Salerno airports.
The disruption reduced operating capacity at Naples airport from 28 to 14 hourly movements, limited to seven arrivals and seven departures per hour. The figures reported describe the situation at the time of the disruption and may have changed afterward.
What was reported at Naples
At the reported time, Naples recorded nine cancelled departing flights and eight cancelled arriving flights. The average departure delay was 40 minutes.
The report does not identify the specific flights or airlines affected.
What was reported at Salerno
At Salerno airport, one arriving flight and one departing flight were cancelled. One additional flight departed late.
As with Naples, the available report does not name the affected flights or airlines, and the figures were a snapshot taken during the disruption.
What passengers should check before travelling
GESAC advised passengers to check their airline's official channels and the airports' real-time flight information before travelling.
GESAC provides a real-time departures page listing destinations, flight numbers, airlines and flight-status information. Passengers travelling through Naples or Salerno can use that information alongside updates from their airline to confirm the latest status of a flight.
Because cancellation and delay figures can change during a wider flow-regulation event, travellers should recheck close to departure rather than relying on an earlier snapshot.
What remains unclear
No independent ENAV statement confirming the network anomaly was included in the validated research. No confirmed timetable for restoring normal operating capacity was found.
Travellers with imminent departures should therefore continue to follow airline communications and airport flight information for updates.