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Operators of Swiss air traffic control firm Skyguide monitor airplanes ground traffic and take off at Cointrin airport in Geneva December 3, 2009. The control tower, nicknamed because of its shape after
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An operator of Swiss air traffic control firm Skyguide monitors airplanes, ground traffic and take off at Cointrin airport in Geneva December 3, 2009. The control tower, nicknamed because of its shape
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Operators of Swiss air traffic control firm Skyguide monitor airplanes at the Skyguide monitoring centre in Duebendorf, near Zurich, April 3, 2013. Skyguide held its annual news conference today. Picture taken with
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An air traffic controller monitors flights at Zurich airport on July 2, 2002. An automatic system alerting air traffic controllers if two planes are on a collision course was switched off when
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AFP News Agency on Twitter: "#UPDATE Swiss airspace closed Wednesday after a computer glitch with the air traffic control grounded flights at main airports, officials said. "Swiss airspace is closed to traffic
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